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of SET ONE_SHOT; storing tz info directly in event (if this info is needed), it's now allowed to have different global tz on master and slave. client/mysqlbinlog.cc: we need MAX_TIME_ZONE_NAME_LENGTH when processing log_event.h, and it's declared in mysql_priv.h mysql-test/r/rpl_timezone.result: result update mysql-test/t/rpl_timezone-slave.opt: Now that we can have different global value of timezone on master and slave, let's test it. mysql-test/t/rpl_timezone.test: Tests of the new replication of timezones: checking the output of mysqlbinlog, replication of CONVERT_TZ(). sql/ha_innodb.cc: No very fast shutdown on Netware (anyway it's disabled on all platforms, but this is so that we don't forget to keep it disabled on Netware in the future). sql/log.cc: No more need to write SET ONE_SHOT to binlog for character set and timezone (as we store this info directly nin the Query_log_event now). sql/log_event.cc: Exclude ::write() methods if MYSQL_CLIENT. Storing timezone info in the Query_log_event in master. Re-reading it in slave. Small code cleanups. I plan to not store the end 0 of catalog in binlog events soon. sql/log_event.h: replication of time zones: a place for tz info in Query_log_event, in LAST_EVENT_INFO. Plus if we are compiling a client, we don't need the ::write() methods, so keeping them out (of mysqlbinlog.cc; keeping them in, resulted in problem that mysqlbinlog does not know Timezone structure). sql/mysql_priv.h: moving this define from tztime.h (tztime.h has things which are too much for a client like mysqlbinlog). sql/set_var.cc: It's now allowed to change global value of charset or timezone even if using binlogging or if being a slave. Making CONVERT_TZ(,,@@session.time_zone) replicate. sql/set_var.h: these ::check()s are not needed anymore (changing global charset or timezone is now allowed even if binlogging or slave) sql/slave.cc: No more need to check for same global timezone if master is 5.x (ok, strictly speaking if it is > 5.0.3 but this is alpha). sql/slave.h: a function to wrap settings of charset to default. sql/tztime.cc: Adaptation of my_tz_find() to the case where it's not called from inside a query (i.e. cannot join its tz tables to the query's ones): this variant opens the tz tables itself, reads from them, and closes them. This is presently only used by the slave SQL thread (when it sets the tz before executing a query). sql/tztime.h: declaration of new function, plus moving symbol to mysql_priv.h for easier usage in mysqlbinlog (Dmitri, pardon me). BitKeeper/etc/logging_ok: Logging to logging@openlogging.org accepted |
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