SHOW-RESTORE

Name

SHOW RESTORE

Description

This statement is used to view RESTORE tasks

grammar:

SHOW RESTORE [FROM DB_NAME]

illustrate:

    1. Only the most recent RESTORE task is saved in Doris.
            2. The meaning of each column is as follows:
        JobId: Unique job id
        Label: The name of the backup to restore
        Timestamp: The time version of the backup to restore
        DbName: belongs to the database
        State: current stage
            PENDING: The initial state after submitting the job
            SNAPSHOTING: Executing snapshot
            DOWNLOAD: The snapshot is complete, ready to download the snapshot in the repository
            DOWNLOADING: Snapshot downloading
            COMMIT: Snapshot download is complete, ready to take effect
            COMMITING: in effect
            FINISHED: The job was successful
            CANCELLED: Job failed
        AllowLoad: Whether to allow import when restoring (currently not supported)
        ReplicationNum: Specifies the number of replicas to restore
        RestoreJobs: Tables and partitions to restore
        CreateTime: task submission time
        MetaPreparedTime: Metadata preparation completion time
        SnapshotFinishedTime: Snapshot completion time
        DownloadFinishedTime: Snapshot download completion time
        FinishedTime: Job finish time
        UnfinishedTasks: Displays unfinished subtask ids during SNAPSHOTING, DOWNLOADING and COMMITING stages
        Status: If the job fails, display the failure message
        Timeout: Job timeout, in seconds

Example

1. View the latest RESTORE task under example_db.

   SHOW RESTORE FROM example_db;

Keywords

SHOW, RESTORE

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