gp_segment_configuration

sachi=# \d gp_segment_configuration

Table "pg_catalog.gp_segment_configuration"

Column | Type | Modifiers

------------------+------------+-----------

dbid | smallint | not null

content | smallint | not null

role | "char" | not null

preferred_role | "char" | not null

mode | "char" | not null

status | "char" | not null

port | integer | not null

hostname | text |

address | text |

replication_port | integer |

san_mounts | int2vector |

Indexes:

"gp_segment_config_content_preferred_role_index" UNIQUE, btree (content, preferred_role), tablespace "pg_global"

"gp_segment_config_dbid_index" UNIQUE, btree (dbid), tablespace "pg_global"

Tablespace: "pg_global"

where

dbid => The unique identifier of a segment (or master) instance

content -> The content identifier for a segment instance. A primary segment instance and its corresponding mirror will always have the same content identifier. For a segment the value is from 0-N, where N is the number of primary segments in the system.For the master, the value is always -1.

role=> The role that a segment is currently running as. Values are p (primary) or m (mirror).

preferred_role=>The role that a segment was originally assigned at initialization time. Values are p (primary) or m (mirror).

mode=>The synchronization status of a segment with its mirror copy. Values are s (synchronized), c(change logging), or r (resyncing).

status=>The fault status of a segment. Values are u (up) or d (down).

port=>The TCP port the database server listener process is using.

hostname=>The hostname of a segment host.

address=> The hostname used to access a particular segment on a segment host. This value may be the same as hostname in systems 

upgraded from 3.x or on systems that do not have per-interface hostnames configured.

replication_port=> The TCP port the file block replication process is using to keep primary and mirror segments synchronized.

san_mount=> An array of references to the gp_san_configuration table. Only used on systems that were initialized using sharred storage.