Hi all,
Currently there is no equivalent of pg_stat_get_wal_senders for the
WAL receiver on a node, and it seems that it would be useful to have
an SQL representation of what is in shared memory should a WAL
receiver be active without going through the ps display for example.
So, any opinion about having in core a function called
pg_stat_get_wal_receiver that returns a single tuple that translates
the data WalRcvData?
We could bundle on top of it a system view, say called
pg_stat_wal_receiver, with this layer:
View "public.pg_stat_wal_receiver"
Column|Type|Modifiers
pid|integer|
status|text|
receive_start_lsn|pg_lsn|
receive_start_tli|integer|
received_up_to_lsn|pg_lsn|
received_tli|integer|
latest_chunk_start_lsn|pg_lsn|
last_msg_send_time|timestamp with time zone|
last_msg_receipt_time|timestamp with time zone|
latest_end_lsn|pg_lsn|
latest_end_time|timestamp with time zone|
slot_name|text|
If the node has no WAL receiver active, a tuple with NULL values is
returned instead.
Thoughts?
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Michael