Kristian,
I can't find the answer to my questions in the code and don't know if
there's some documentation I can use (is there such thing?), so I'm
writing my questions here.
As I understand GTID is constructed as --. Is it guaranteed that sequence numbers are
always increasing inside the domain
Pavel Ivanov writes:
> As I understand GTID is constructed as - id>-. Is it guaranteed that sequence numbers are
> always increasing inside the domain id? So
The intention is that the user/DBA should configure things so that there is
only ever one active master for each domain_id. If this is don
Thank you. I need this info to make sure that our tools work properly.
They need to determine which slave is further in the replication
stream than others (which apparently can be achieved by simple
comparison of sequence number) and detect if slaves have alternate
futures. The latter can happen no
Pavel Ivanov writes:
> What will happen with MariaDB if sem-sync master is enabled, some
> transactions is completed, but before it gets any semi-sync acks all
> slaves get disconnected? Will this transaction be rolled back? Or it
> will be left committed basically creating an alternate future?
Thank you Kristian.
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 8:19 AM, Kristian Nielsen
wrote:
> Pavel Ivanov writes:
>
>> What will happen with MariaDB if sem-sync master is enabled, some
>> transactions is completed, but before it gets any semi-sync acks all
>> slaves get disconnected? Will this transaction be r
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