sys.dm_fts_index_population (Transact-SQL)

Returns information about the full-text index populations currently in progress.

Note

In SQL Server 2008, the meanings of the following columns have changed: memory_address, outstanding_batch_count, status, and worker_count.

Column name	Data type	Description
database_id	int	ID of the database that contains the full-text index being populated.
catalog_id	int	ID of the full-text catalog that contains this full-text index.
table_id	int	ID of the table for which the full-text index is being populated.
memory_address	varbinary(8)	Memory address of the internal data structure that is used to represent an active population.
population_type	int	Type of population. One of the following: 1 = Full population 2 = Incremental timestamp-based population 3 = Manual update of tracked changes 4 = Background update of tracked changes.
population_type_description	nvarchar(120)	Description for type of population.
is_clustered_index_scan	bit	Indicates whether the population involves a scan on the clustered index.
range_count	int	Number of sub-ranges into which this population has been parallelized.
completed_range_count	int	Number of ranges for which processing is complete.
outstanding_batch_count	int	Current number of outstanding batches for this population. For more information, see sys.dm_fts_outstanding_batches (Transact-SQL).
status	int	Status of this Population. Note: some of the states are transient. One of the following: 3 = Starting 5 = Processing normally 7 = Has stopped processing For example, this status occurs when an auto merge is in progress. 11 = Population aborted
status_description	nvarchar(120)	Description of status of the population.
completion_type	int	Status of how this population completed.
completion_type_description	nvarchar(120)	Description of the completion type.
worker_count	int	This value is always 0.
queued_population_type	int	Type of the population, based on tracked changes, which will follow the current population, if any.
queued_population_type_description	nvarchar(120)	Description of the population to follow, if any. For example, when CHANGE TRACKING = AUTO and the initial full population is in progress, this column would show "Auto population."
start_time	datetime	Time that the population started.
incremental_timestamp	timestamp	Represents the starting timestamp for a full population. For all other population types this value is the last committed checkpoint representing the progress of the populations.

Permissions

Requires VIEW SERVER STATE permission on the server.

Physical Joins

Relationship Cardinalities

From	To	Relationship
dm_fts_active_catalogs.database_id	dm_fts_index_population.database_id	One-to-one
dm_fts_active_catalogs.catalog_id	dm_fts_index_population.catalog_id	One-to-one
dm_fts_population_ranges.parent_memory_address	dm_fts_index_population.memory_address	Many-to-one

See Also

Reference

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