No, if the query_id I provided is empty, it indicates that the statement session is in an active state, meaning the operation is ongoing
The session is active, but there is no I/O yet, as the query has arrived, but has not been parsed yet. The queryid appears right before the query actually executes, so a lack of queryid is a safe indicator that the query is not actually doing any work yet- it's still spinning up. From a performance monitoring standpoint, you should be safe to exclude rows with no queryid.
