VT_LOAD_STREAMS

a VARCHAR value containing the name of the

node that is reporting the requested information.

A node is a host configured to run an instance of Vertica. It is a member of a database cluster (see Node Definition). For a database to have the ability to recover from the failure of a node requires at least three nodes. Vertica Systems, Inc. recommends that you use a minimum of four nodes.

Column Name	Description
TIMESTAMP	a VARCHAR value containing the Linux system time of query execution in a format that can be used as a Date/Time Expression.
NODE	a VARCHAR value containing the name of the node that is reporting the requested information. A node is a host configured to run an instance of Vertica. It is a member of a database cluster (see Node Definition). For a database to have the ability to recover from the failure of a node requires at least three nodes. Vertica Systems, Inc. recommends that you use a minimum of four nodes. A cluster generally refers a collection of hosts or a collection of nodes bound to a database. A cluster is not part of a database definition and thus does not have a name. An instance of Vertica consists of the running Vertica process and disk storage (catalog and data) on a host. There can be only one instance of Vertica running on a host at any time.
STREAM	a VARCHAR value containing the name of the file being loaded or (if using the standard input) the name STDIN.
LOAD_START_TIMESTAMP	a VARCHAR value containing the Linux system time when the load started
ROWS_LOADED	an INTEGER value containing the number of rows loaded
ROWS_REJECTED	an INTEGER value containing the number of rows rejected
BYTES_READ	an INTEGER value containing the number of bytes read from the input file
INPUT_FILE_SIZE	an INTEGER value containing the size of the input file in bytes When using STDIN as input size of input file size is zero (0).
PERCENT_COMPLETE	an INTEGER value containing the percent of the rows in the input file that have been loaded. If using STDIN, this column remains at zero (0) until the COPY statement is complete.