"Arnoud Witt (Marktplaats)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We are using Mysql with one master and several slaves. > > In some INSERT and UPDATE queries we use Mysql functions like CURDATE() = > and > RAND() . > > The problem that now occurs is that if a slave is reading the queries = > from > the binary log, the resulting data is different from that on the master, > because of delays. Apparently the literal queries including the function > calls in the queries are recorded in the binary log. > > I expected the master writing the results from the functions into the = > binary > log instead of the function calls themselves. In the manual of MySQL I = > did > not find any hints about this issue. > > One solution is to first get the results from the mysql-function with a = > SELECT query, and then INSERT the results from the functions. But I = > would vote for a change in the writing method into the binary log. > > Can somebody comment on this?
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