The DISCOVER_OBJECT_ACTIVITY rowset contains the following columns.
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Column name
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Type indicator
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Length
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Description
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OBJECT_AGGREGATION_HIT
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of times an aggregation of the object has been hit since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_AGGREGATION_MISS
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of times an exisiting aggregation, of the object, has not been missed (that is, has not been used) since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_CPU_TIME_MS
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DBTYPE_I8
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The CPU time, in milliseconds, consumed by the object since the beginning of the service.
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OBJECT_DATA_VERSION
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DBTYPE_I4
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The lineage number of the data in the object; this number increments each time the object is processed.
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OBJECT_HIT
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of times the object has been hit in the cache since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_ID
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DBTYPE_WSTR
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The ID of the object as defined at creation time
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OBJECT_MISS
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of times the object has been missed in the cache since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_PARENT_PATH
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DBTYPE_WSTR
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The path to the parent of current object.
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OBJECT_READ_KB
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DBTYPE_I8
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The accumulated value of data read by the object since the start of the service, in kilobytes.
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OBJECT_READS
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DBTYPE_I8
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The accumulated number of read operations by the object since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_ROWS_RETURNED
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of rows returned by the object to the caller since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_ROWS_SCANNED
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DBTYPE_I8
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The number of rows scanned by the object since the start of the service.
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OBJECT_VERSION
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DBTYPE_I4
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The metadata version number of the object; this number changes every time the object is altered.
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OBJECT_WRITE_KB
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DBTYPE_I8
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The accumulated value of data written by the object since the start of the service, in kilobytes.
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OBJECT_WRITES
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DBTYPE_I8
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The accumulated number of write operations by the object since the start of the service.
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This schema rowset is not sorted.