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XID_STATE->XID.KEY(), XID_STATE->XID.KEY_LENGTH())==0 This bug is a regression of bug#11759534 - 51855: RACE CONDITION IN XA START. The reason for regression is that the changes that fixes the original bug wasn't merged from mysql-5.1 into mysql-5.5 and mysql-trunk. Only null-merge was done for the patch changeset. To incorporate lost changes the manual merge have been done. Additionally the call of trans_rolback() was added into trans_xa_start() in case if xid_cache_insert is failed() after transaction has been started. If we don't call trans_rollback() we would never reset the flag SERVER_STATUS_IN_TRANS in THD::server_status and therefore all subsequent attempts to execute XA START in the connection where the error was occurred will be failed since thd->in_active_multi_stmt_transaction() will return the true every time when trans_xa_start is called. The latest changes were absent in patch for mysql-5.1 |
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