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To retrieve the top N tables ranked by QUERY_RATE in a query, you can use ORDER BY to sort by QUERY_RATE and combine it with LIMIT to restrict the number of records returned. Here is the revised SQL query:
SELECT DB_NAME, TABLE_NAME, AVG(QUERY_RATE) AS QUERY_RATE
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TIDB_HOT_REGIONS_HISTORY
WHERE update_time > DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 30 MINUTE)
AND update_time <= NOW()
AND `STORE_ID` = "1249"
GROUP BY TABLE_NAME, DB_NAME
ORDER BY QUERY_RATE DESC
LIMIT 10;
+-----------------------+------------+--------------------+
| DB_NAME | TABLE_NAME | QUERY_RATE |
+-----------------------+------------+--------------------+
| RG_SBTEST_32_10000000 | SBTEST1 | 26307.666666666668 |
+-----------------------+------------+--------------------+
Feature Request
Describe your feature request related problem
To retrieve the top N tables ranked by QUERY_RATE in a query, you can use ORDER BY to sort by QUERY_RATE and combine it with LIMIT to restrict the number of records returned. Here is the revised SQL query:
Describe the feature you'd like
But I want to know the CPU usage like
actually, we can know the CPU usage after #4042
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