The PhyTable data type is a list of detailed information about the physical tables in a global table.
Data structure
message PhyTable {
required string regionId = 1;
required string instanceName = 2;
required string tableName = 3;
required bool writable = 4;
optional PhyTableStatus status = 5;
optional int64 statusTimestamp = 6;
optional string tableId = 7;
optional int32 tableHashKey = 8;
optional string endpoint = 9;
optional SyncStage stage = 10;
optional int64 metaVersion = 11;
optional bool isFailed = 12;
optional string message = 13;
optional string role = 14;
optional int64 rpoNanos = 15;
}Parameter | Type | Description |
regionId | string | The ID of the region where the physical table is located. |
instanceName | string | The name of the instance where the physical table is located. |
tableName | string | The name of the physical table. |
writable | bool | Indicates whether the table is writable. |
status | The status of the physical table. | |
statusTimestamp | int64 | The timestamp of the last status update, in milliseconds. |
tableId | string | The ID of the physical table. |
tableHashKey | int32 | The replica ID of the current table in the global table. |
endpoint | string | The endpoint of the physical table. |
stage | The data synchronization stage. | |
metaVersion | int64 | The version number of the metadata. |
isFailed | bool | Indicates whether the table is in a failed state. A value of `true` indicates that the table is in a failed state. |
message | string | Additional information about the status of the physical table, such as the cause of a failure. If the procedure to create, attach, or detach a global table fails, this parameter displays the reason for the failure. |
role | string | The role of the physical table in the service pattern. Valid values:
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rpoNanos | int64 | The Recovery Point Objective (RPO) of the current data in the physical table. This value is approximately the same as the synchronization latency. The value is an When converted using the default time zone of the system, this value can be displayed as a string, such as |