SHOW SCHEDULER RULE
Use the SHOW SCHEDULER RULE command to display a list of all the scheduler rules for the current session.
Syntax
Syntax for the SHOW SCHEDULER RULE command:
SHOW SCHEDULER RULE [ALL | <string>] [VERBOSE]
Inputs
The SHOW SCHEDULER RULE command takes the following inputs:
Input | Description |
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ALL | Display a list of all the scheduler rules that you are authorized to display. This is the default. |
<string> | Display a list of all the scheduler rules that you are authorized to display and that have names that begin with the specified string. |
VERBOSE | In addition to the name and contents of each scheduler rule,
display:
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Privileges
If you are the admin user or if you have the Scheduler Rules privilege, you can display a list of all the scheduler rules; otherwise you can display information about only the scheduler rules that you own.
Usage
- The following command shows information about all scheduler rules:
MYDB.MYSCH(USER)=> SHOW SCHEDULER RULE; SCHEDULER RULE NAME | RULE -------------+----------------------------------------- R1_RSG1_MAX2 | IF RESOURCEGROUP IS RSG1 THEN LIMIT 2 R2_SQB | IF TAG IS "short query" THEN SET SHORT
- The following command shows additional information about all scheduler
rules:
MYDB.MYSCH(USER)=> SHOW SCHEDULER RULE VERBOSE; SCHEDULER RULE NAME | RULE | ACTIVE | OWNER | ADMIN -------------+----------------------------------------+--------+-------+------ R1_RSG1_MAX2 | IF RESOURCEGROUP IS RSG1 THEN LIMIT 2 | t | ADMIN | f R2_SQB | IF TAG IS "short query" THEN SET SHORT | f | ADMIN | t
- The following command shows additional information about all scheduler
rules that begin with the string R1_R:
MYDB.MYSCH(USER)=> SHOW SCHEDULER RULE R1_R; SCHEDULER RULE NAME | RULE -------------+----------------------------------------- R1_RSG1_MAX2 | IF RESOURCEGROUP IS RSG1 THEN LIMIT 2