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26.12.11.8 The replication_applier_filters Table
This table shows the replication channel specific filters
configured on this slave. Each row provides information on a
replication channel's configured type of filter. The
replication_applier_filters
table has the
following columns:
CHANNEL_NAME
The name of replication channel with a replication filter configured.
FILTER_NAME
The type of replication filter that has been configured for this replication channel.
FILTER_RULE
The rules configured for the replication filter type using either
--replicate-*
command options orCHANGE REPLICATION FILTER
.CONFIGURED_BY
The method used to configure the replication filter, can be one of:
CHANGE_REPLICATION_FILTER
configured by a global replication filter using aCHANGE REPLICATION FILTER
statement.STARTUP_OPTIONS
configured by a global replication filter using a--replicate-*
option.CHANGE_REPLICATION_FILTER_FOR_CHANNEL
configured by a channel specific replication filter using aCHANGE REPLICATION FILTER FOR CHANNEL
statement.STARTUP_OPTIONS_FOR_CHANNEL
configured by a channel specific replication filter using a--replicate-*
option.
ACTIVE_SINCE
Timestamp of when the replication filter was configured.
COUNTER
The number of times the replication filter has been used since it was configured.
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