Is there any way within mysql to have the slaves not stop replicating on
an error. For some reason, my application is trying to insert duplicate
keys. This fails and the slaves stop replicating from the master.
Ideally, the command that failed would just be skipped automatically and
the
You can stop creating the logs like rsl156-bin.00[123] (the bin logs) by
commenting out the log-bin line in your my.cnf, and restarting mysql.
You need them, though, if your server is a replication master.
More on the logs here:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Log_Files.html
Jim
Michael
This sequence causes the same errors:
ALTER TABLE postsearch DISABLE KEYS;
delete from postsearch where postId=65031 limit 1;
ALTER TABLE postsearch ENABLE KEYS;
#1034 - Incorrect key file for table: 'postsearch'. Try to repair it
Could this be a bug, as hinted at here by people using 4.1:
gerald_clark wrote:
Hardware?
Celeron 1.3Ghz, IDE drive, 512Mb RAM
OS and version?
GNU/Linux, 2.4.20-8 kernel
MySql version?
4.0.17
Size of data file?
Size of index file?
postsearch.frm 8.7K
postsearch.MYD 3.5G
postsearch.MYI 1.0G
postsearch.TMD 3.5G
Filesystem type?
ext3
Sorry 'bout that!
Also,
I have a table with several keys. When I try to delete anything from
this table, I get data corruption and have to repair it with myisamchk.
Selects, updates work fine.
Here's the create table statement:
CREATE TABLE `postsearch` (
`postId` int(11) NOT NULL default '0',
`weblogId` int(11)
A few days ago, Dennis T Cook asked this list if it is OK to abort a
OPTIMIZE that is taking a very long time. I am also wondering this.
Will it cause any damage to the half-optimized table, adnd is there a
right and a wrong way to stop this process?
Any help appreciated!
-Jim
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Victoria Reznichenko wrote:
ColdFusion Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we're using MySQL 4.0.12 with InnoDB... please do you have any scripts, comments,
suggestions, ideas, tutorials... about how to backup from that DB? It's possible to?
You can use mysqldump utility that comes with MySQL
Hi,
Currently, I have a situation where an app makes connections (via JDBC)
to a mysql server, 50 connections at once, and everything just becomes
super-slow. For instance, a SELECT that should take 0.01 sec takes
several minutes. SHOW PROCESSLIST says that these threads that are
connections
Hi List,
Is there a way to copy a user in the database's mysql database, so that
it will have the same permissions (GRANTs) within the database? Or does
one have to create a different user and then manually modify the
permissions to match the first?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi List,
Recently, a machine running an instance of mySQL crashed and had to be
rebooted. Cause still unknown, but could have been RAID controller
problem. Since then, the mySQL sserver has been extremely slow. For
instance, a SELECT that would have taken 1 second can take 70
seconds.
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