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Right now the system tables are filtered (sys, information_schema, pg_catalog) in the Admin UI.
People often aren't aware, that tables like sys.jobs or sys.jobs_log exists. Therefore I would propose to also include those in the AdminUI, as it often is the first touchpoint for new users.
Including those tables includes significant rework, as the tables-view includes calculations for cluster health based on table shards. System tables don't have information in sys.shards. Just removing the filters leads to a red cluster state in the Admin UI (i.e. there needs to be a logic to differentiate between system tables and user tables)
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Right now the system tables are filtered (sys, information_schema, pg_catalog) in the Admin UI.
People often aren't aware, that tables like
sys.jobs
orsys.jobs_log
exists. Therefore I would propose to also include those in the AdminUI, as it often is the first touchpoint for new users.Including those tables includes significant rework, as the tables-view includes calculations for cluster health based on table shards. System tables don't have information in
sys.shards
. Just removing the filters leads to a red cluster state in the Admin UI (i.e. there needs to be a logic to differentiate between system tables and user tables)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: