7.1.5 Query Execution Monitoring

• To view the number of queries offloaded to the HeatWave Cluster for execution since the last time HeatWave Cluster was started:

  mysql> SELECT VARIABLE_VALUE
            FROM performance_schema.global_status
            WHERE VARIABLE_NAME = 'rapid_query_offload_count';
  +----------------+
  | VARIABLE_VALUE |
  +----------------+
  | 62             |
  +----------------+

• The Performance Schema statement event tables (see Performance Schema Statement Event Tables), and the performance_schema.threads and performance_schema.processlist tables include an EXECUTION_ENGINE column that indicates whether a query was processed on the PRIMARY or SECONDARY engine, where the primary engine is InnoDB and the secondary engine is HeatWave. The sys.processlist and sys.x$processlist views in the MySQL sys Schema also include an execution_engine column.

  This query shows the schema, the first 50 characters of the query, and the execution engine that processed the query:

  mysql> SELECT CURRENT_SCHEMA, LEFT(DIGEST_TEXT, 50), EXECUTION_ENGINE
            FROM performance_schema.events_statements_history
            WHERE CURRENT_SCHEMA='tpch';
  +----------------+----------------------------------------------------+------------------+
  | CURRENT_SCHEMA | LEFT(DIGEST_TEXT, 50)                              | EXECUTION_ENGINE |
  +----------------+----------------------------------------------------+------------------+
  | tpch           | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM tpch.LINEITEM                 | SECONDARY        |
  +----------------+----------------------------------------------------+------------------+

• The Performance Schema statement summary tables (see Statement Summary Tables) include a COUNT_SECONDARY column that indicates the number of times a query was processed on the SECONDARY engine (HeatWave).

  This query retrieves the total number of secondary engine execution events from the events_statements_summary_by_digest table:

  mysql> SELECT SUM(COUNT_SECONDARY)
            FROM performance_schema.events_statements_summary_by_digest;
  +----------------------+
  | SUM(COUNT_SECONDARY) |
  +----------------------+
  |                   25 |
  +----------------------+

  This query counts all engine execution events for a particular schema and shows how many occurred on the primary engine (InnoDB) and how many occurred on the secondary engine (HeatWave):

  mysql> SELECT SUM(COUNT_STAR) AS TOTAL_EXECUTIONS, SUM(COUNT_STAR) - SUM(COUNT_SECONDARY)
            AS PRIMARY_ENGINE, SUM(COUNT_SECONDARY) AS SECONDARY_ENGINE
            FROM performance_schema.events_statements_summary_by_digest
            WHERE SCHEMA_NAME LIKE 'tpch';
  *************************** 1. row ***************************
  TOTAL_EXECUTIONS: 25
    PRIMARY_ENGINE: 5
  SECONDARY_ENGINE: 20