If an index entry appears in multiple table columns, then it is a composite index. A composite index requires multiple columns in order to create a unique index.
Added in Version 8.0
The QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE table contains information used by the Job Service.
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If an index entry appears in multiple table columns, then it is a composite index. A composite index requires multiple columns in order to create a unique index. |
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SCHED_NAME (PK) |
varchar(100) |
NOT NULL |
PK_QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE (AK) |
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INSTANCE_NAME (PK) |
varchar(200) |
NOT NULL |
PK_QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE (AK) |
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LAST_CHECKIN_TIME |
datetime(8) |
NOT NULL |
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CHECKIN_INTERVAL |
int(4) |
NOT NULL |
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