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27.4.3.41 The user_summary and x$user_summary Views
These views summarize statement activity, file I/O, and connections, grouped by user. By default, rows are sorted by descending total latency.
The user_summary
and
x$user_summary
views have these
columns:
user
The client user name. Rows for which the
USER
column in the underlying Performance Schema table isNULL
are assumed to be for background threads and are reported with a host name ofbackground
.statements
The total number of statements for the user.
statement_latency
The total wait time of timed statements for the user.
statement_avg_latency
The average wait time per timed statement for the user.
table_scans
The total number of table scans for the user.
file_ios
The total number of file I/O events for the user.
file_io_latency
The total wait time of timed file I/O events for the user.
current_connections
The current number of connections for the user.
total_connections
The total number of connections for the user.
unique_hosts
The number of distinct hosts from which connections for the user have originated.
current_memory
The current amount of allocated memory for the user.
total_memory_allocated
The total amount of allocated memory for the user.
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