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> - Original Message -
> > How did you simulate such error?
> > I have tested JDBC master/slave in the past and killed -9 the
> > master.
> > The lock on the database was released immediately and so the slave
> > was able to take over.
> >
> > Have neve
- Original Message -
> How did you simulate such error?
> I have tested JDBC master/slave in the past and killed -9 the master.
> The lock on the database was released immediately and so the slave
> was able to take over.
>
> Have never simulated a kernel panic though.
> Do you use a def
How did you simulate such error?
I have tested JDBC master/slave in the past and killed -9 the master. The lock
on the database was released immediately and so the slave was able to take over.
Have never simulated a kernel panic though.
Do you use a default MySQL configuration?
Torsten Mielke
hello,
I have a active/passive setup using a mysql datastore:
this works fine, one of the pair is master and one is slave based on the
lock contention on the table.
When the master fails - like with a power failure or a kernel panic - the lock
