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The stats() statement provides essential information about the Ultipa server environment, including license details and version data for each server node in the deployment.
stats()
It returns two tables:
license: Displays server license information, equivalent to the output of the license.dump() statement.version: Shows the version of each server node in the deployment. Each record includes the node’s type, identifier, and version.No search results.