15 In-Memory Views
This topic describes data dictionary and dynamic performance views related to the In-Memory Column Store (IM column store).
Table 15-1 In-Memory Views
Initialization Parameter | Description |
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Provides expression usage tracking statistics for all the tables in the database. |
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Describes all external tables in the database. The Related views include |
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Displays information about database feature usage statistics. When the IM column store is accessed, the |
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Displays the latest segment access time for all segments. The timestamps in the view are coarse with a granularity of a day reflecting the flush times of the heat map. |
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Describes status of tasks created by Automatic In-Memory. |
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Describes the object and action taken by Automatic In-Memory. |
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Contains information specific to data movement-related attributes of an Automatic Data Optimization policy in a database. |
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Describes the IM expressions, which have the column prefix |
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Describes join groups in the database. A join group is a user-created object that lists two columns that can be meaningfully joined. |
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Describes the storage allocated for all segments in the database. Several columns, including |
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Indicates which tables have the |
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Displays sampled session activity. Several columns, including |
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Describes objects and actions considered for Automatic In-Memory activity. |
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Describes creation time, status, and size of Automatic In-Memory tasks. |
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Displays real-time segment access information. |
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Presents the selective column compression levels that are defined using the |
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Presents information about all In-Memory segments in the database. Only segments that have an In-Memory representation are displayed. If a segment is marked for the IM column store but is not populated, the view does not contain a corresponding row for this segment. |
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Displays information about the space allocation inside the In-Memory Area. |
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Provides information about the In-Memory FastStart (IM FastStart) area. |
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Displays the size of the In-Memory Area. |
Parent topic: Database In-Memory Reference