list_WD
List all workloads (WD)
How to use it
Project documentation lists list_WD for the MCP Server Teradata Wlm MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install MCP Server Teradata Wlm
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv run tdwm-mcpOther tools in MCP Server Teradata Wlm (39)
Abort delayed requests for a specific session
Abort all sessions for a specific user
Apply all pending changes to make them live
Add classification criteria to any rule
Add sub-criteria (e.g., FTSCAN for TABLE)
Create filter to block/reject queries
Create system-level throttle with concurrency limits
Remove filter definition
Remove throttle definition
Deactivate filter rule
Deactivate throttle rule
Display delay queue details by type (WORKLOAD, SYSTEM, UTILITY, or ALL)
Activate filter rule
Activate throttle rule
Identify users causing blocking situations
List active workloads (WD)
List all delayed queries
List query bands by type (TRANSACTION, PROFILE, SESSION, or ALL)
List statistics for utility usage on the system
Dynamically adjust throttle concurrency limits
Monitor AMP (Access Module Processor) load
Monitor AWT (AMP Worker Task) resources
Monitor virtual configuration
Monitor query band for a specific session
Release delayed requests for a session or user
Show COD (Capacity On Demand) limits
Monitor system physical resources
Show query log for a specific user
Show my active sessions
Show SQL execution steps for a specific session
Show SQL text for a specific session
Show system software event logs (OPERATIONAL or ALL)
Show TASM event history
Show what caused the system to enter RED state
Show TASM performance statistics
Show workloads summary information
Show users consuming the most resources
Show throttle statistics (ALL, QUERY, SESSION, WORKLOAD)
List classification types for workload (TASM) rules