ACCOUNT_USAGE.ONLINE_FEATURE_TABLE_REFRESH_HISTORY

This Account Usage view displays information for online feature table refresh history.

See also:

ONLINE_FEATURE_TABLE_REFRESH_HISTORY (Information Schema)

Columns

Column

Data type

Description

NAME

TEXT

Name of the online feature table.

SCHEMA_NAME

TEXT

Name of the schema that contains the online feature table.

DATABASE_NAME

TEXT

Name of the database that contains the online feature table.

QUALIFIED_NAME

TEXT

Fully qualified name of the online feature table.

STATE

TEXT

Status of the refresh for the online feature table. The status can be one of the following:

  • EXECUTING: refresh in progress.

  • SUCCEEDED: refresh completed successfully.

  • FAILED: refresh failed during execution.

  • CANCELLED: refresh was canceled before completion.

STATE_CODE

TEXT

Code representing the current state of the refresh.

STATE_MESSAGE

TEXT

Description of the current state of the refresh.

REFRESH_START_TIME

TIMESTAMP_LTZ

Time when the refresh job started.

REFRESH_END_TIME

TIMESTAMP_LTZ

Time when the refresh completed.

REFRESH_TRIGGER

TEXT

One of:

  • SCHEDULED: normal background refresh to meet target lag.

  • MANUAL: user/task ran ALTER ONLINE FEATURE TABLE <name> REFRESH command.

  • CREATION: refresh performed during the creation DDL statement, triggered by the creation of the online feature table.

REFRESH_ACTION

TEXT

One of:

  • NO_DATA: no new data in base tables. Doesn’t apply to the initial refresh of newly created online feature tables regardless of whether or not the base tables have data.

  • REINITIALIZE: base table changed.

  • FULL: Full refresh, because refresh mode of the online feature table is set to FULL.

  • INCREMENTAL: normal incremental refresh.

Usage notes

  • Online Feature Table refresh history in this view may lag by up to 3 hours.

  • To query this view, use a role that is granted the SNOWFLAKE database role USAGE_VIEWER.

  • The ONLINE_FEATURE_TABLE_REFRESH_HISTORY function offers up-to-date refresh history.

Access control requirements

Privilege

Object

Notes

USAGE_VIEWER database role

SNOWFLAKE database

Required to query Account Usage views.

For instructions on creating a custom role with a specified set of privileges, see Erstellen von kundenspezifischen Rollen.

For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL actions on securable objects, see Übersicht zur Zugriffssteuerung.

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