information_schema schema that contain metadata about the System. Most of these views follow the SQL standard with additional views specific to the system.
Alphabetical List of Views
information_schema.columnsinformation_schema.data_typesinformation_schema.databasesinformation_schema.geometry_columnsinformation_schema.groupsinformation_schema.index_recommendationsinformation_schema.indexesinformation_schema.information_schema_catalog_nameinformation_schema.nodesinformation_schema.pipeline_statusinformation_schema.pipeline_status_historicalinformation_schema.pipeline_table_metricsinformation_schema.pipelinesinformation_schema.pipelines_historicalinformation_schema.reserved_wordsinformation_schema.schematainformation_schema.table_privilegesinformation_schema.table_storageinformation_schema.tablesinformation_schema.transactional_pipeline_statusinformation_schema.usersinformation_schema.views
System View Descriptions
information_schema.columns
Thecolumns view shows information for all columns in the system.
information_schema.data_types
Thedata_types view shows all data types in the system.
information_schema.databases
Thedatabases view shows all databases where the current user has access.
information_schema.geometry_columns
Thegeometry_columns view shows information about all geometry type columns in the system.
information_schema.groups
Thegroups view shows all groups in the system.
information_schema.index_recommendations
This view contains index recommendations.information_schema.indexes
Theindexes view shows all indexes used in the system.
information_schema.information_schema_catalog_name
Theinformation_schema_catalog_name view shows the current database.
information_schema.nodes
Thenodes view shows all nodes defined in the system.
information_schema.pipeline_status
To view dynamic information about the status of the pipeline, query from information_schema.pipeline_status, or you can use the SHOW PIPELINE_STATUS command.information_schema.pipeline_status_historical
To view information about the status of dropped pipelines, query from information_schema.pipeline_status_historical. This system view is the historical equivalent of information_schema.pipeline_status.information_schema.pipeline_table_metrics
To view dynamic information about the metrics specific to each of the target tables of the pipeline, query from the information_schema.pipeline_table_metrics view.information_schema.pipelines
To view static information that stays the same after the pipeline has been created, query from information_schema.pipelines, or you can use the SHOW PIPELINES command. The columns in the information_schema.pipelines view derive from the underlying sys.pipelines system catalog table.information_schema.pipelines_historical
To view static information about pipelines that have been dropped from the system, query from theinformation_schema.pipelines_historical system view. This view is the historical equivalent of the information_schema.pipelines view.
information_schema.reserved_words
Thereserved_words view shows all reserved words in the system.
information_schema.schemata
Theschemata view shows information for all schemas in the system.
information_schema.table_privileges
Thetable_privileges view shows information for all table privileges in the system.
information_schema.table_storage
Thetables_storage view shows information about the storage used by tables.
information_schema.tables
Thetables view shows information for all tables and views in the system, including user-defined and system objects.
information_schema.transactional_pipeline_status
To view information about the status of transactional pipelines (both active and dropped), query from information_schema.transactional_pipeline_status. This system view combines information_schema.pipeline_status and information_schema.pipeline_status_historical, filtered to pipelines with a non-NULLtransaction_id column.
information_schema.users
Theusers view shows all users in the system.
information_schema.views
Theviews view shows information for all user-defined and system views in the system.
SHOW Commands
TheSHOW commands are additional commands you can use to retrieve metadata about the system. These commands are tightly coupled with the information_schema schema and offer a more user-friendly syntax alternative. Sometimes, unlike their information_schema counterparts, SHOW commands only return user-defined objects.

