Michael T. Babcock writes:
> I've been reapplying transactions to my aforementioned screwed up database.
> It seems however, that the binary transaction log doesn't quite work
> properly
> with user variables (with MySQL 3.23.38). I have this entry from the log:
>
> insert into Projects (ParentID, Name, LongDesc) values (@customer, "VPN",
> "VPN Work");
>
> I remember doing that transaction, and I'd done a "SELECT @customer:=ID
> WHERE ..."
> beforehand. Since that SELECT isn't stored in the binary log (that I can
> find), the value
> for @customer is NULL.
>
> This just seems like a bug to me (I know what my SELECT was, so I've redone
> it, but
> this would be a problem for large-scale restoring).
>
> PS. Now I feel like I'm flooding the list, but that's ok ...
> --
> Michael T. Babcock
> CTO, FibreSpeed
Yes, this definitely looks like an omission by our part.
We shall investigate and fix the matter.
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