Use the Console to view the details of a configuration.
On the Configuration list page, select the configuration that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or the configuration, see Listing Configuration - Using the Console.
The details page opens and displays information about the configuration.
Configuration Details 🔗
The Configuration Details page lists all relevant information and functionality for the selected HeatWave Configuration.
The following information is displayed on the Details tab in the Configuration Details page:
Table 10-5 Details
Field
Description
Name
The display name of the HeatWave configuration. Select Edit to open the Edit configuration panel.
OCID
The unique identifier of the HeatWave configuration.
Description
Description of the HeatWave configuration. Select Edit to open the Edit configuration panel.
Shape
The shape type the configuration is associated with.
Each configuration can only be used with a specific shape..
Source Configuration
Name of the configuration this configuration is
based on. If you created a new configuration, this field displays
the name of the default configuration associated with the shape you
selected. If you copied the configuration from an existing
configuration, this field displays the name of the parent
configuration.
Compartment
The compartment in which the configuration was
created.
Type
The type of configuration, Default or
Custom. Where Default is provided with the
service, and Custom is user-created.
Created
The date and time the configuration was created.
Last Updated
The date and time the configuration was last
updated.
The following information is displayed under Variables resource
in the Configuration Details page:
Table 10-6 Variables
Field
Description
Name
The name of the variable.
Value
The value of the variable. User defined: whether the variable's value is user defined, or not.
Type
The type of the variable. For example, Integer, String, Enum, Boolean, and Set.
Dynamic
The variable is dynamic or not.
Note
The Console rounds large integer values that it reads from the Configuration to 16 significant digits. For example, 9223372036854775807 is rounded to 9223372036854776000.
The following information is displayed under Initialization
variables resource in the Configuration Details page:
Table 10-7 Initialization variables
Field
Description
Name
The name of the variable.
Value
The value of the variable.
The following information is displayed under Associated DB
Systems resource in the Configuration Details page:
Table 10-8 Associated DB Systems
Field
Description
Name
The name of the DB system using this
configuration.
DB system state
The current state of the DB system.
Crash recovery
Whether the DB system has crash recovery enabled or not.
Deleted protected
Whether the DB system has delete protected enabled or not.
High availability
Whether high availability is enabled or not.
HeatWave cluster
The state of the HeatWave cluster.
Created
The date and time the DB system was created.
The following information is displayed under Associated replicas resource in the Configuration Details page:
Table 10-9 Associated replicas
Field
Description
Name
The name of the read replica using this configuration.
State
The current state of the read replica.
DB system
The DB system of the read replica.
Address
The private IP address of the read replica
Created
The date and time the read replica was created.
Last updated
The date and time the read replica was last updated.
Using the CLI 🔗
Use the command-line interface to view the details of a configuration.
This task requires the following:
The OCID of a HeatWave configuration.
A policy that permits you to view configuration details in the compartment or tenancy.
A properly configured CLI installation and the requisite SSH keys. See Command Line Interface.
View the details of a configuration using the CLI:
Open a command prompt and run the following command:
oci mysql configuration get
--configuration-id <ConfigurationOCID>
configuration-id: Specify the OCID of the configuration which you want to view.
If the command runs successfully, you get a response similar to the following, which shows the details of the configuration: