2.6.3.1 Auto Unload Syntax

MySQL 8.4.0 adds an input_list JSON array that replaces the db_list JSON array. This adds an include list to exactly specify the tables to unload. It is no longer necessary to include a complete schema, and exclude unnecessary tables. input_list is backwards compatible with db_list.

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mysql>CALL sys.heatwave_unload (input_list,[options]);

input_list: {
     JSON_ARRAY(input [,input] ...)
}

options: {
     JSON_OBJECT("key","value"[,"key","value"] ...)
          "key","value": {
          ["mode",{"normal"|"dryrun"}]
          ["output",{"normal"|"silent"|"help"}]
          }
}

input: {
     'db_name' | db_object
}
  
db_object: {
     JSON_OBJECT("key","value"[,"key","value"] ...)
          "key","value": {
          "db_name": "db_name",
          ["tables": JSON_ARRAY(table [, table] ...)]
          ["exclude_tables": JSON_ARRAY(table [, table] ...)]
          }
}

table: {
     'table_name'
}

Before MySQL 8.4.0:

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mysql>CALL sys.heatwave_unload (db_list,[options]);

db_list: {
     JSON_ARRAY(["schema_name","schema_name"] ...)

options: {
     JSON_OBJECT("key","value"[,"key","value"] ...)
          "key","value": {
          ["mode",{"normal"|"dryrun"}]
          ["output",{"normal"|"silent"|"help"}]
          ["exclude_list",JSON_ARRAY(schema_name_1, schema_name_2.table_name_1, ...)]
}

As of MySQL 8.4.0 use input_list to define what to unload. input_list is a JSON array and requires one or more valid input which can be either a valid schema name or a db_object. An empty array is permitted to view the Auto Unload command-line help, see Section 2.6.3.3, “Auto Unload Command-Line Help”. This is backwards compatible with db_list.

Before MySQL 8.4.0, db_list specifies the schemas to unload. The list is a JSON array and requires one or more valid schema names. An empty array is permitted to view the Auto Unload command-line help.

Use key-value pairs in JSON format to specify parameters. HeatWave uses the default setting if there is no option setting. Use NULL to specify no arguments.

For syntax examples, see Section 2.6.3.4, “Auto Unload Examples”.

Auto Unload options include:

• mode: Defines the Auto Unload operational mode. Permitted values are:

  • normal: The default. Generates and executes the unload script.

  • dryrun: Generates an unload script only. Auto Unload executes in dryrun mode automatically if the HeatWave Cluster is not active.

• output: Defines how Auto Unload produces output. Permitted values are:

  • normal: The default. Produces summarized output and sends it to stdout and to the heatwave_autopilot_report table. See Section 2.8.9, “Autopilot Report Table”.

  • silent: Sends output to the heatwave_autopilot_report table only. See Section 2.8.9, “Autopilot Report Table”. The silent output type is useful if human-readable output is not required; when the output is consumed by a script, for example. For an example of a stored procedure with an Auto Unload call that uses the silent output type, see Section 2.6.3.4, “Auto Unload Examples”.

  • help: Displays Auto Unload command-line help. See Section 2.6.3.3, “Auto Unload Command-Line Help”.

• exclude_list: Defines a list of schemas and tables to exclude from the unload script. Names must be fully qualified without backticks.

  Do not use as of MySQL 8.4.0. Use db_object with tables or exclude_tables instead. exclude_list will be deprecated in a future release.

  Auto Unload automatically excludes tables that are loading, unloading or in recovery. This is when the load_status is one of the following: NOLOAD_RPDGSTABSTATE, LOADING_RPDGSTABSTATE, UNLOADING_RPDGSTABSTATE or INRECOVERY_RPDGSTABSTATE.

The db_object is a JSON object literal that includes:

• db_name: The name of the database to load.

• Use one or other of the following, but not both. The use of both parameters will throw an error.

  • tables: An optional JSON array of table to include in the load.

  • exclude_tables: As of MySQL 8.4.0, an optional JSON array of table to exclude from the load.

• table: A valid table name.