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This space contains the following tuples:

* ``version`` tuple with version information for this Tarantool instance,
* ``cluster`` tuple with the instance's replica set ID,
* ``max_id`` tuple with the maximal space ID,
* ``once...`` tuples that correspond to specific
:doc:`box.once() </reference/reference_lua/box_once>` blocks from the instance's
* ``version``: version information for this Tarantool instance.
* ``cluster``: the instance's replica set ID.
* ``max_id`` (deprecated since `2.11.1 <https://github.com/tarantool/tarantool/releases/tag/2.11.1>`__): the maximal space ID.
Use the :ref:`box.space._space.index[0]:max() <box_index-max>` function instead.
* ``once...``: tuples that correspond to specific
:ref:`box.once() <box-once>` blocks from the instance's
:ref:`initialization file <index-init_label>`.
The first field in these tuples contains the ``key`` value from the
corresponding ``box.once()`` block prefixed with 'once' (e.g. `oncehello`),
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**Example:**

Here is what ``_schema`` contains in a typical installation (notice the
tuples for two ``box.once()`` blocks, ``'oncebye'`` and ``'oncehello'``):
In the example, the ``_schema`` space contains two ``box.once`` objects -- ``oncebye`` and ``oncehello``.

.. code-block:: tarantoolsession

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