The table_replicas table provides information
        about the copying, distribution, and checkpointing of
        NDB table fragments and fragment replicas.
      
        The table_replicas table contains the
        following columns:
- node_id- ID of the node from which data is fetched ( - DIHmaster)
- table_id- Table ID 
- fragment_id- Fragment ID 
- initial_gci- Initial GCI for table 
- replica_node_id- ID of node where fragment replica is stored 
- is_lcp_ongoing- Is 1 if LCP is ongoing on this fragment, 0 otherwise 
- num_crashed_replicas- Number of crashed fragment replica instances 
- last_max_gci_started- Highest GCI started in most recent LCP 
- last_max_gci_completed- Highest GCI completed in most recent LCP 
- last_lcp_id- ID of most recent LCP 
- prev_lcp_id- ID of previous LCP 
- prev_max_gci_started- Highest GCI started in previous LCP 
- prev_max_gci_completed- Highest GCI completed in previous LCP 
- last_create_gci- Last Create GCI of last crashed fragment replica instance 
- last_replica_gci- Last GCI of last crashed fragment replica instance 
- is_replica_alive- 1 if this fragment replica is alive, 0 otherwise