If a conflict happens under wsrep_on, the THD's wsrep_conflict_state
is typically set to MUST_ABORT and cleared later, when transaction is
aborted. However, when wsrep_on is disabled, no check is performed to
see whether wsrep_conflict_state is set. So this potentially creates
spurious deadlock errors on the subsequent statement that runs with
wsrep_on enabled.
To avoid this problem wsrep_thd_set_conflict_state() sets the conflict
state only if wsrep_on is enabled.
- popping PS reprepare observer before BF aborted PS replaying begins
dangling observer will cause failure in open_table() ater on
- test case for this anomaly
When checking is any of the renamed columns part of the
columns for new indexes we accessed NULL pointer if checked
column used on index was added on same statement. Additionally,
we tried to check too many indexes, added_index_count
is enough here.
Moved checking whether the limit set for the number of iterations
when executing a recursive query has been reached from
st_select_lex_unit::exec_recursive to TABLE_LIST::fill_recursive.
Changed the name of the system variable max_recursion_level for
max_recursive_iterations.
Adjusted test cases.
.. logged under row binlog format
In the early stages of ALTER TABLE execution, the implementation
checks whether its a NOOP (alter_info->flags == 0), and if so,
it returns after logging the command to binary log. The logging,
however, was done unconditionally.
Fixed by skipping the logging for temporary tables when under row
based replication.
.. share->last_version' failed in myisam/mi_open.c:67: test_if_reopen
During the RENAME operation since the renamed temporary table is also
opened and added to myisam_open_list/maria_open_list, resetting the
last_version at the end of operation (HA_EXTRA_PREPARE_FOR_RENAME)
will cause an assertion failure when a subsequent query tries to open
an additional temporary table instance and thus attempts to reuse it
from the open table list.
This commit fixes the issue by skipping flush/close operations executed
toward the end of ALTER for temporary tables. It also enables a shortcut
for simple ALTERs (like rename, disable/enable keys) on temporary
tables.
As safety checks, added some assertions at code points that should not
be hit for temporary tables.
The memory alloc-ed initially for wsrep_sst_auth to store the
value specified in config was lost as the global variable was
reset while in process of masking it and thus, could never be
reclaimed on shutdown.
This changes variable wsrep_max_ws_size so that its value
is linked to the value of provider option repl.max_ws_size.
That is, changing the value of variable wsrep_max_ws_size
will change the value of provider option repl.max_ws_size,
and viceversa.
The writeset size limit is always enforced in the provider,
regardless of which option is used.
This patch includes two fixes:
1) Rollback when wsrep_max_ws_rows is exceeded would not switch
back to previous autocommit mode; and 2) Internal rows counter
would not be reset on implicit commits.
