Given how messed up MySQL is, in particular, it seems to me like adding a
config that can do a loobback (either ID or timestamp-based) would we
useful, and pretty straight forward to add. This will at least help in
preventing data loss, at the expense of duplicate rows. If people *really*
care abou
Hey all,
Some more details on my question. My concern about using even IDs on
immutable tables as a way to replicate data seems to be confirmed, at least
for InnoDB if not configured properly. This page:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-auto-increment-handling.html
Describes how aut
Hey all,
I was reviewing the Kafka connect JDBC driver, and I had a question. Is it
possible to use the JDBC driver with a look-back configured? The reason
that I ask is that there are some known issues with using a modified
timestamp:
Slide 14 here explains one with Oracle:
https://qconsf.com/s
