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|**Timestamp**| The time at which the query started running. |
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|**Task ID**| The unique identifier for the query task. |
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|**Index**| The index or indexes targeted by the query. |
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|**Node**| The node currently running the query. |
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|**Time elapsed**| The current execution time for the query, in seconds. |
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|**CPU usage**| The cumulative CPU time consumed by the query. |
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|**Memory usage**| The amount of memory consumed by the query during execution. |
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|**Search type**| The search execution method, such as `query_then_fetch`. |
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|**Coordinator node**| The node that coordinated the query execution. |
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|**WLM Group**| The workload group associated with the query. Displayed as plain text if workload management (WLM) is disabled or as a clickable link to the **WLM Group Details** page associated with that query when WLM is enabled. |
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|**Status**| The current status of the query. Values are `running` or `cancelled`. |
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|**Actions**| The available actions for the query, such as canceling execution. |
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You can use the filter bar to search for queries by text or specific field values---such as node ID, index name, or task ID---and paginate the table to better analyze specific queries. The following image shows the live queries table view.
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-**Refresh interval** – Choose the refresh frequency. This option is available only when **Auto-refresh** is enabled.
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-**Manual refresh** – Select the **Refresh** button to update immediately.
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### Workload group selector
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The **workload group selector** lets you filter and analyze active queries by workload group:
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- By default, the selector is set to **All Workload Groups**, showing queries across the cluster.
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- When **WLM is disabled**, only the `DEFAULT_WORKLOAD_GROUP` option is available.
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- When **WLM is enabled**, the dropdown lists all available workload groups.
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- Selecting a specific group filters the dashboard to show only queries running under that workload group.
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- The [metrics](#metrics-overview) panels and charts update to display only the selected workload group.
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### Canceling live queries
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The live queries table provides direct controls for canceling queries that are currently running in the cluster. This allows you to immediately stop problematic or resource-intensive searches without waiting for them to finish. You can cancel live queries in the following ways:
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