Hello.
>My conclusion so far: The data is in the relay-log on C but it's not put
>into the database for some reason. I simply have no clue what reason it
>could be. In fact i'm a little bit confused right now so any help is
>very welcome.
In you original message you told you were worki
no clue what reason it
could be. In fact i'm a little bit confused right now so any help is
very welcome.
Greetings
Frank
From: Gleb PaharenkoDate: December 28 2005 4:01pm
Subject: Re: Replication A->B->C - changes on B are not replicated to C
Hello.
>So now my questio
Hello.
>So now my question is: is it basically possible to do this or doesn't mysql
>replication mechanism support this setup? If it is possible: Any idea where
>the problem could be? If it's not possible: any idea for a different setup
>that would allow to this?
You should localize the pr
Hi all
i have a question related to replication on 4.0.x.
I have the following setup:
A -> B -> C
A is a Master and writes all changes to its binlog (meaning there is no
filter set).
B acts as Slave from A and as Master for C. As a Slave B has filters set, so
not every change of every databas
