Hi Alex,

The SQL_QUERIES_HISTORY view contains only those queries that were initiated on 
the current node (the query started running on this node). Hence result of 
SQL_QUERIES_HISTORY from node1 != result from node2. Also it contains only 
finished queries, so if you are interested in running queries, you should take 
a look at SQL_QUERIES view.

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> On 29 Jul 2020, at 10:00, Alex Panchenko <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Can somebody help to figure out why SYS.SQL_QUERIES_HISTORY table doesn't
> contain records for queries that are executed by ignite? Is there any other
> way to get stats for running queries (like execution duration, min max, the
> quantity of queries and so on)?
> 
> 
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