/7.2/catalogs/Recent content in Virtual Catalogs on Kinetica DocsHugo -- gohugo.ioen/7.2/catalogs/ansi/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/7.2/catalogs/ansi/Overview The ANSI Virtual Catalog tables represent Kinetica's implementation of the Schemata section of the ISO/IEC 9075 (SQL:2003) database specification. This section defines the metadata tables that exist under the INFORMATION_SCHEMA schema. These tables contain information about the database's objects, relationships, & permissions. Most of the metadata tables are implemented as logical views of the Kinetica Virtual Catalog tables, while some are logical views of other ANSI Virtual Catalog logical views./7.2/catalogs/kinetica/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/7.2/catalogs/kinetica/Overview Catalog Table List Catalog Column List ki_backup_history ki_columns ki_contexts ki_datasinks ki_datasource_subscriptions ki_datasources ki_datatypes ki_depend ki_fk_constraints ki_functions ki_ha_consumers ki_indexes ki_ingest_file_info ki_kafka_lag_info ki_load_history ki_obj_stat ki_object_permissions ki_objects ki_partitions ki_periodic_objects ki_query_active_all ki_query_history ki_query_span_metrics_all ki_query_workers ki_rag_embeddings ki_role_members ki_schema_registry ki_schemas ki_streams ki_tiered_objects ki_users_and_roles Overview The Kinetica Virtual Catalog tables contain metadata about the database's objects, relationships, & permissions. The tables are implemented commensurate with their usage and storage requirements. As such, a variety of distribution and partitioning schemes will be used across the tables./7.2/catalogs/postgresql/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000/7.2/catalogs/postgresql/Overview Catalog View List Overview The PostgreSQL Virtual Catalog tables represent Kinetica's implementation of the PostgreSQL system catalog tables found in the pg_catalog schema. These These tables contain information about the database's objects, relationships, & permissions. Most of the metadata tables are implemented as logical views of the Kinetica Virtual Catalog tables, while some are logical views of other PostgreSQL Virtual Catalog logical views. As such, they will be updated automatically to reflect changes in the database structure and processing state.