It's there an update trigger defined on the table? It could be doing something that requires the super privilege. On May 9, 2015 3:12 AM, "Peter Abplanalp" <pabplan...@accucode.com> wrote:
> hello, > > I have a replication client where replication stopped because mysql said > that the SUPER privilege was required for an update statement. I tried > running the same update under a normal user and it also failed saying the > SUPER privilege was required. I thought the SUPER privilege was only > necessary for admin tasks. Why is it being required for a simple table > update statement? > > Interestingly, I am able to insert a new row into the table; however, i get > the same error when i then try to update the new row. I have restarted > mysql hoping that might fix the issue, no luck. i've also checked the file > permissions on table files on the file system and they are all owned by the > same user which is running mysql. I've tried to create another test table > and was successful and could also insert and update that table with no > issues. I am also able to insert and update other tables but I have not > tried them all. > > I am at a loss. Any and all help appreciated. > > thanks, > > -peter >
