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Column name
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Description
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STATE
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Current state of the message. The following values are possible:
▪ 0 = DELETED N/A (internal non-persistent state)
▪ 1 = ERROR - Error has occurred during message processing; the reason for the error was recorded in the error-columns of the row.
▪ 10 = RECEIVED - master has received a message from the replica
▪ 11 = SAVED - message has been saved in the master database and is being processed
▪ 12 = READY - master has processed the message
▪ 13 = SENT - N/A (internal non-persistent state)
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REPLICA_ID
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ID of the replica database from which the message was sent.
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MASTER_ID
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ID of the database to which the master is sent.
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MSG_ID
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Internal ID of the message.
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MSG_NAME
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Name of the message given by the user.
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MSG_TIME
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Create time of the message.
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MSG_BYTE_COUNT
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Size of the message in bytes.
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CREATE_UID
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ID of the user who created the message.
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FORWARD_UID
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ID of the user who forwarded the message.
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ERROR_CODE
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Code of the error that caused the termination of the message execution. You can determine the transaction and statement that caused the error from the TRX_ID and STMT_ID information.
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ERROR_TEXT
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Description of the error that caused the termination of the message execution.
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TRX_ID
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Sequence number of the transaction that caused the error.
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STMT_ID
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Sequence number of the statement of a transaction that caused an error.
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ORD_ID_COUNT
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N/A (internal use only).
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ORD_ID
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N/A (internal use only).
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FLAGS
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NULL or 0 = Normal message.
1 = Message is deleted when reply is sent to replica.
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FAILED_MSG_ID
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This is an INTEGER column which is part of the primary key. The value is zero for normal messages. The value is msg_id if LOG_ERRORS option is ON and any errors exists.
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