By: huarong
insert into tbl(col) values(connection_id()); have no problem with mysqlbinlog. Because there is SET @@session.pseudo_thread_id=35451752/*!*/; in the binlogs. and INsert INTO `tbl` set dateling=NOW();...
View ArticleBy: Xaprb
I did not know about pseudo_thread_id. It was not documented until recently, and even now its documentation lacks something: “for internal server use” is not very helpful. Thanks for pointing that out....
View ArticleBy: Jeremy Cole
I’ve always figured that mysqlbinlog broke the cardinal rule of not writing code to do the same thing in two different places. I’ve had a lot of trouble with it in the past, although I’m not able to...
View ArticleBy: Shlomi Noach
@Baron, The new “MySQL High Availability” (O’Reilly) covers these issues (e.g. pseudo process Id, session variables, etc.), and then some. The first 100 pages are more of a binary-log specification...
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