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Feature: add \shards command to track relocations #494
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| | ``\r <FILENAME>`` | Reads statements from ``<FILENAME>`` and execute | | ||
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| | ``\shards [VIEW]`` | Queries ``sys.shards`` table and computes relocation| | ||
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| | | progress progress per table. If ``VIEW`` is instead:| | ||
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| | | - ``state`` provides aggregeration on shard state | | ||
| | | - ``relocating`` tracks which shards are relocated | | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. I find it a bit confusing that omitting Imho it should have two options: I'd also rephrase the description a bit. "Shows the cluster's shard information. Either as overview or per-table". |
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| | ``\sysinfo`` | Query the ``sys`` tables for system and cluster | | ||
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