Hi all,
I have a question about replication. We are not sure if this is a bug, but it certainly
feels like it. Here is the simplified situation...
We have a larger database (~50GB) that is replicated to a second MySQL machine as a
sort-of live backup. It has over 200 million daily transactions and we need to keep a
live backup for disaster planning.
We have some other non-replicated databases on the Master MySQL machine for reporting,
research work, etc... Here is the oddity...
When the currently active database is not replicated, and an update/delete/insert is
issued against a table in a replicated database, the change is not replicated.
So...
MachineA.ReplicatedDB (Master DB)
MachineZ.ReplicatedDB (Slave DB)
MachineA.NotReplicatedDB (Not Replicated DB)
Doing this on MachineA...
Use NotReplicatedDB;
Insert into ReplicatedDB.SomeTable (SomeString) values('This is a test');
Will insert a record in the MachineA.ReplicatedDB.SomeTable HOWEVER, that record will not
be replicated into MachineZ.ReplicatedDB.SomeTable
Bug? Feature? Side effect?
Server version: 5.5.25a-log MySQL Community Server (GPL) by Remi
Linux: 2.6.32-220.13.1.el6.x86_64 CentOS 6.2
TNX
Ken Linder
ANI Networks
