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Welcome to the 161st edition of Log Buffer, the weekly review of database blogs … and the first one under my penmanship.
I have just released a new version of the MySQL plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager — MySQL plug-in 1.1.1. This is a long overdue bug fix release. There are no new features implemented (we have another branch in development) but just fixed number of fairly annoying bugs that I was finally able to reproduce.
Welcome to the 160th edition of Log Buffer, the weekly review of database blogs.
Implementing SphinxSE into MySQL proved to be easier than it seemed in the beginning, although it took some time to compile and install everything. With a creative use of views, it could potentially be implemented right away in legacy applications, offering numerous advantages.
Recently while we were building a slave with a newer version of MySQL 5.1 from an InnoDB Hot backup an error occurred The problem is, in MySQL 5.1, it is possible to log the slow query log and general log to tables in the mysql schema. These tables are created by default as CSV tables for performance reasons, even if MySQL is set not to log to tables. CSV tables, however, are not copied as part of the InnoDB Hot Backup process, creating this error. Here is the fix to get the slave working
A broken VIEW was caused by the view’s definer being non-existent. In this particular system, backups are done by replicating all the machines (production, development, test, etc) to one server and doing cold physical backups off that server, which currently has 12 instances running.
This is the 159th edition of Log Buffer, the weekly review of database blogs. Welcome.
In record time, less than a week after the conference, all 11 videos that were taken at OpenSQLCamp Europe are online, for those who missed the sessions, or just want to relive the fun! The YouTube videos have the descriptions and resources from the official conference pages, and links to pages. If there is more information to add (for example, the slides from a talk are now online), or if you spot an error, please feel free to add a comment on the YouTube video, or as a comment to this blog post.
Arjen Lentz is in town doing his Sydney training program 7-Sep to 9-Sep and kindly agreed to drop by and talk about something interesting in the MySQL world – be it a technical topic or the state of the MySQL community eco-system.
This is the 158th edition of Log Buffer, the weekly review of database blogs.
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