You can call the ListTunnel operation to list the tunnels of a specified table.
Request parameters
| Parameter |
Description |
| TableName |
The name of the table that you want to list tunnels. |
Response parameters
| Parameter |
Description |
| List<TunnelInfo> |
The list of the tunnel, including the following information:
|
| ResponseInfo |
Some other fields returned in the request. |
| RequestId |
The ID of the request. |
Examples
private static void listTunnel(TunnelClient client, String tableName) {
ListTunnelRequest request = new ListTunnelRequest(tableName);
ListTunnelResponse resp = client.listTunnel(request);
System.out.println("RequestId: " + resp.getRequestId());
for (TunnelInfo info : resp.getTunnelInfos()) {
System.out.println("TunnelInfo::::::");
System.out.println("\tTunnelName: " + info.getTunnelName());
System.out.println("\tTunnelId: " + info.getTunnelId());
// The type of the tunnel. Valid values: BaseData, Stream, and BaseAndStream.
System.out.println("\tTunnelType: " + info.getTunnelType());
System.out.println("\tTableName: " + info.getTableName());
System.out.println("\tInstanceName: " + info.getInstanceName());
// The stage at which the tunnel is located. Valid values: InitBaseDataAndStreamShard, ProcessBaseData, and ProcessStream.
System.out.println("\tStage: " + info.getStage());
// Indicate whether data is expired. If true is returned, contact Tablestore technical support by using DingTalk in a timely manner.
System.out.println("\tExpired: " + info.isExpired());
}
}