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ducklake_partition_info
Column name | Column type | |
---|---|---|
partition_id |
BIGINT |
|
table_id |
BIGINT |
|
begin_snapshot |
BIGINT |
|
end_snapshot |
BIGINT |
partition_id
is a numeric identifier for a partition.partition_id
is incremented fromnext_catalog_id
in theducklake_snapshot
table.table_id
refers to atable_id
from theducklake_table
table.begin_snapshot
refers to asnapshot_id
from theducklake_snapshot
table. The partition is valid starting with this snapshot id.end_snapshot
refers to asnapshot_id
from theducklake_snapshot
table. The partition is valid up to but not including this snapshot id. Ifend_snapshot
isNULL
, the partition is currently valid.