Contains a row for each user-defined function (scalar or aggregate).
Does not include built-in functions. Statistics are not recorded for inherited columns of typed
tables.
Table 105. SYSSTAT.FUNCTIONS Catalog View
Column Name | Data Type | Nullable | Description | Updatable | ||
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FUNCSCHEMA | VARCHAR(128) |
| Qualified function name. |
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FUNCNAME | VARCHAR(18) |
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SPECIFICNAME | VARCHAR(18) |
| Function specific (instance) name. |
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IOS_PER_INVOC | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of I/Os per invocation; -1 if not known (0
default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
INSTS_PER_INVOC | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of instructions per invocation; -1 if not
known (450 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
IOS_PER_ARGBYTE | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of I/O's per input argument byte; -1 if
not known (0 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
INSTS_PER_ARGBYTE | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of instructions per input argument byte; -1
if not known (0 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
PERCENT_ARGBYTES | SMALLINT |
| Estimated average percent of input argument bytes that the function will
actually read; -1 if not known (100 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
INITIAL_IOS | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of I/O's performed the first/last time the function
is invoked; -1 if not known (0 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
INITIAL_INSTS | DOUBLE |
| Estimated number of instructions executed the first/last time the
function is invoked; -1 if not known (0 default).
This column can only be updated with the following values:
| Yes | ||
CARDINALITY | BIGINT |
| The predicted cardinality of a table function. -1 if not known, or if function is not a table function. | Yes | ||
SELECTIVITY | DOUBLE |
| Used for user defined predicates. Default = -1 if there are no user defined predicates. See Note 1. |
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