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System functions (Query Information)
SYSTEM$GET_ RESULTSET_ STATUS¶
Returns the status of a RESULTSET in a Snowflake Scripting stored procedure.
This function can be useful for getting the status an asynchronous child job that is running for a RESULTSET.
Syntax¶
Arguments¶
resultset_nameThe name of the RESULTSET.
Returns¶
This function returns the status of the RESULTSET in a value of type VARCHAR. The following status values are possible:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| RUNNING | The query is still running. |
| SUCCESS | The query finished successfully. |
| ABORTING | The query is in the process of being aborted on the server side. |
| FAILED_WITH_ERROR | The query finished unsuccessfully due to an error in the query. |
| FAILED_WITH_INCIDENT | The query finished unsuccessfully due to an incident on the server side. |
| ABORTED | The query was aborted on the server side. |
| QUEUED | The query is queued for execution (that is, hasn’t yet started running), typically because it is waiting for resources. |
| DISCONNECTED | The session’s connection is broken. The query’s state will change to FAILED_WITH_ERROR soon. |
| RESUMING_WAREHOUSE | The warehouse is starting up, and the query isn’t yet running. |
| QUEUED_REPAIRING_WAREHOUSE | The warehouse is being repaired, and the query is queued for execution. |
| RESTARTED | The query restarted. |
| BLOCKED | The query is waiting on a lock held by another statement. |
Usage notes¶
This function can only be called in a Snowflake Scripting block.
Examples¶
The following example calls SYSTEM$GET_RESULTSET_STATUS twice to return the status of an asynchronous child job that is running for a RESULTSET. The example calls the function while the asynchronous child job is running and after it completes.