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sys.dm_db_xtp_checkpoint_stats (Transact-SQL)

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Applies to: SQL Server Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance

Returns statistics about the In-Memory OLTP checkpoint operations in the current database. If the database has no In-Memory OLTPP objects, returns an empty result set.

For more information, see In-Memory OLTP (In-Memory Optimization).

USE [In_Memory_db_name]
SELECT * FROM sys.dm_db_xtp_checkpoint_stats;

SQL Server 2014 (12.x) is substantially different from more recent versions and is discussed lower in the topic at SQL Server 2014.

SQL Server 2016 (13.x) and later

The following table describes the columns in sys.dm_db_xtp_checkpoint_stats, beginning with SQL Server 2016 (13.x).

Column name Type Description
last_lsn_processed bigint Last LSN seen by the controller.
end_of_log_lsn numeric(38) The LSN of the end of log.
bytes_to_end_of_log bigint Log bytes unprocessed by the controller, corresponding to the bytes between last_lsn_processed and end_of_log_lsn.
log_consumption_rate bigint Rate of transaction log consumption by the controller (in KB/sec).
active_scan_time_in_ms bigint Time spent by the controller in actively scanning the transaction log.
total_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative wait time for the controller while not scanning the log.
waits_for_io bigint Number of waits for log IO incurred by the controller thread.
io_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative time spent waiting on log IO by the controller thread.
waits_for_new_log_count bigint Number of waits incurred by the controller thread for a new log to be generated.
new_log_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative time spent waiting on a new log by the controller thread.
idle_attempts_count bigint Number of times the controller transitioned to an idle state.
tx_segments_dispatched bigint Number of segments seen by the controller and dispatched to the serializers. Segment is a contiguous portion of log that forms a unit of serialization. It is currently sized to 1MB, but can change in future.
segment_bytes_dispatched bigint Total byte count of bytes dispatched by the controller to serializers, since the database restart.
bytes_serialized bigint Total count of bytes serialized since database restart.
serializer_user_time_in_ms bigint Time spent by serializers in user mode.
serializer_kernel_time_in_ms bigint Time spent by serializers in kernel mode.
xtp_log_bytes_consumed bigint Total count of log bytes consumed since the database restart.
checkpoints_closed bigint Count of checkpoints closed since the database restart.
last_closed_checkpoint_ts bigint Timestamp of the last closed checkpoint.
hardened_recovery_lsn numeric(38) Recovery will start from this LSN.
hardened_root_file_guid uniqueidentifier GUID of the root file that hardened as a result of the last completed checkpoint.
hardened_root_file_watermark bigint Internal Only. How far it is valid to read the root file up to (this is an internally relevant type only - called BSN).
hardened_truncation_lsn numeric(38) LSN of the truncation point.
log_bytes_since_last_close bigint Bytes from last close to the current end of log.
time_since_last_close_in_ms bigint Time since last close of the checkpoint.
current_checkpoint_id bigint Currently new segments are being assigned to this checkpoint. The checkpoint system is a pipeline. The current checkpoint is the one which segments from the log are being assigned to. Once it's reached a limit, the checkpoint is released by the controller and a new one created as current.
current_checkpoint_segment_count bigint Count of segments in the current checkpoint.
recovery_lsn_candidate bigint Internally Only. Candidate to be picked as recoverylsn when current_checkpoint_id closes.
outstanding_checkpoint_count bigint Number of checkpoints in the pipeline waiting to be closed.
closing_checkpoint_id bigint ID of the closing checkpoint.

Serializers are working in parallel, so once they're finished then the checkpoint is a candidate to be closed by close thread. But the close thread can only close one at a time and it must be in order, so the closing checkpoint is the one that the close thread is working on.
recovery_checkpoint_id bigint ID of the checkpoint to be used in recovery.
recovery_checkpoint_ts bigint Time stamp of recovery checkpoint.
bootstrap_recovery_lsn numeric(38) Recovery LSN for the bootstrap.
bootstrap_root_file_guid uniqueidentifier GUID of the root file for the bootstrap.
internal_error_code bigint Error seen by any of the controller, serializer, close, and merge threads.
bytes_of_large_data_serialized bigint The amount of data that was serialized.
db_in_checkpoint_only_mode bit True if database is in in-memory OLTP checkpoint-only mode.

SQL Server 2014 (12.x)

The following table describes the columns in sys.dm_db_xtp_checkpoint_stats, for SQL Server 2014 (12.x).

Column name Type Description
log_to_process_in_bytes bigint The number of log bytes between the thread's current log sequence number (LSN) and the end-of-log.
total_log_blocks_processed bigint Total number of log blocks processed since server startup.
total_log_records_processed bigint Total number of log records processed since server startup.
xtp_log_records_processed bigint Total number of In-Memory OLTP log records processed since server startup.
total_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative wait time in ms.
waits_for_io bigint Number of waits for log IO.
io_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative time spent waiting on log IO.
waits_for_new_log bigint Number of waits for new log to be generated.
new_log_wait_time_in_ms bigint Cumulative time spend waiting on new log.
log_generated_since_last_checkpoint_in_bytes bigint Amount of log generated since the last In-Memory OLTP checkpoint.
ms_since_last_checkpoint bigint Amount of time in milliseconds since the last In-Memory OLTP checkpoint.
checkpoint_lsn numeric (38) The recovery log sequence number (LSN) associated with the last completed In-Memory OLTP checkpoint.
current_lsn numeric (38) The LSN of the log record that is currently processing.
end_of_log_lsn numeric (38) The LSN of the end of the log.
task_address varbinary(8) The address of the SOS_Task. Join to sys.dm_os_tasks to find additional information.

Permissions

Requires VIEW DATABASE STATE permission on the database.

Permissions for SQL Server 2022 and later

Requires VIEW DATABASE PERFORMANCE STATE permission on the database.

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