listImportTasks()

List import tasks for a collection, showing the status and details of bulk import operations.

await milvusClient.listImportTasks(data: ListImportTasksReq)

Request Syntax

await milvusClient.listImportTasks({
    collection_name: string,
    limit?: number,
    timeout?: number,
})

PARAMETERS:

  • collection_name (string) -

    [REQUIRED]

    The name of the collection.

  • limit (number) -

    Maximum number of tasks to return. Set to 0 for all tasks. Optional.

  • timeout (number) -

    RPC timeout in milliseconds. Optional.

RETURNS Promise

This method returns a promise that resolves to a ListImportTasksResponse object.

{
    tasks: GetImportStateResponse[],
    status:  ResStatus
}

PARAMETERS:

  • tasks (GetImportStateResponse[]) - A list of import-task descriptors. Each entry carries the task’s state, row count, segment IDs, and creation timestamp.

    • state (ImportState) -

      The task state. Possible values are ImportPending, ImportFailed, ImportStarted, ImportPersisted, ImportCompleted, and ImportFailedAndCleaned.

    • row_count (number) -

      The number of rows imported by the task.

    • id_list (number[]) -

      The auto-generated primary keys assigned to imported rows, when available.

    • infos (KeyValuePair[]) -

      Diagnostic key-value pairs (for example, failed_reason).

    • id (number) -

      The task identifier.

    • collection_id (number) -

      The collection that received the import.

    • segment_ids (number[]) -

      The segment IDs produced by the task.

    • create_ts (number) -

      The creation timestamp of the task.

  • ResStatus A ResStatus object.

    • code (number) -

      A code that indicates the operation result. It remains 0 if this operation succeeds.

    • error_code (string | number) -

      An error code that indicates an occurred error. It remains Success if this operation succeeds.

    • reason (string) -

      The reason that indicates the reason for the reported error. It remains an empty string if this operation succeeds.

Example

import { MilvusClient } from '@zilliz/milvus2-sdk-node';

const client = new MilvusClient({
    address: 'localhost:19530',
    token: 'root:Milvus',
});
const res = await client.listImportTasks({
    collection_name: 'my_collection',
});
console.log(res.tasks);

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