Clusters
are sets of records grouped by a mean. Any mean you want to
assign. You can use a Cluster like a Table of the Relational DBMS
world, namely to group records of the same type. Or you could
want to group records by different logics.
There
are two kinds of clusters: Physical
and In-memory
.The first one is persistent, the second one is volatile.
ID | Name | Type | Records | Size | Filled | Max Size | Files |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
{{ cluster.id }} | {{ cluster.name }} | {{ cluster.type }} | {{ cluster.records }} | {{ cluster.size }} | {{ cluster.filled }} | {{ cluster.maxSize }} | {{ cluster.files }} |
Data segments are the segments that contain data pointed by Clusters.
ID | Name | Size | Filled | Max Size | Files |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
{{ dataSegment.id }} | {{ dataSegment.name }} | {{ dataSegment.size }} | {{ dataSegment.filled }} | {{ dataSegment.maxSize }} | {{ dataSegment.files }} |
Tx Segment handles the transaction log for the entire database. It's used in Transactions.
Size | Filled | Max Size | File |
---|---|---|---|
{{ txSegment.size }} | {{ txSegment.filled }} | {{ txSegment.maxSize }} | {{ txSegment.file }} |