monLogicalClusterAction

Applies to cluster environments only. Shows all administrative actions against logical clusters from start-up until these actions are released.

You need not enable any configuration parameters for this monitoring table to collect data.

Columns

The columns for monLogicalClusterAction are:

Name	Datatype	Description
`Handle`	`int`	Unique handle used to cancel this action.
`State`	`varchar(20)`	State of the action: `active`, `complete`, `releasing`, or `canceled`.
`LCID`	`int`	Logical cluster ID to which this action applies.
`LogicalClusterName`	`varchar(30)`	Logical cluster name of this logical cluster (denormalized to reduce joins).
`Action`	`varchar(15)`	Action being performed. A combination of the command running and its scope. For example, offline instance or failover cluster.
`FromInstances`	`varchar(96)`	A comma-separated list of `from instances` for this command and action (instance being brought offline).
`ToInstances`	`varchar(96)`	A comma-separated list of `to instances` for this command and action (instances being brought online).
`InstancesWaiting`	`int`	Number of instances waiting to go offline (this is a count of `FromInstances` that are in the `time_wait` state).
`WaitType`	`varchar(20)`	Current wait state for this action. One of: `wait`, `until`, or `nowait`.
`StartTime`	`datetime`	Date and time the command was issued.
`Deadline`	`datetime`	Date and time the command must be finished (based on the time value supplied to the `wait` or `until` options).
`CompleteTime`	`datetime`	Date and time the command and action completed (when `InstancesWaiting` is zero and the action went from `active` to the `complete` state). Returns NULL for incomplete actions.
`ConnectionsRemaining`	`int`	Number of connections remaining to move as a result of this command.
`NonMigConnections`	`int`	Number of connections to be terminated because they do not support the migration protocol.
`NonHAConnections`	`int`	Number of connections that do not support the high availability failover protocol. These connections are disconnected and cannot fail over when the command finishes.