Quick question: Are the binlog and relaylog files the same format?
Initial tests seem to indicate that they are the same. Can I use
mysqlbinlog -o Relay_Log_Pos Relay_Log_File | mysql
to get the slave more up to date (without having the slave SQL thread
running)? I tried the above but the
Hi,
mysqlbinlog -j Relay_Log_Pos Relay_Log_File | mysql
works fine. I used -o instead of -j before. So I answered my last
question. When doing this:
mysqlbinlog -j Relay_Log_Pos Relay_Log_File | more
I see that it had advanced to the query after the one with the problem
in the trace file. In
Hi,
And fixed.
Sorry for the waste of time. Only 4 days before I was set to replace the
disk the database was on, and it is going bad. :(
-steve-
sql,query
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An update. I'm now running the debug version on the slave. I could not trace
out 'info' since it wrote way too much to the trace file.
What I did find that was unique when the table crashed is this:
handle_slave_sql: query: insert into forums_posts_new_3 (
w_search: error: Got errno: 0 from
Below is a trace (--debug=d,enter,exit,info,error,query,general,where:
O,/tmp/mysqld.trace) of the slave thread. This is the best I can do as
far as a bug report. No other queries were running and the slave I/O
thread was idle (I firewalled its connection to the master/rest of the
world).
Without
Hi all,
I have a problem with replication, that while repeatable for me very
easily, I can not come up with a way for others to repeat it without all
our tables and binlogs (tens of gigabytes). So I'm simply going to
describe things here and see if anyone else has experienced anything
similar or
