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pt-t-c changed text of warnings and docs. Minor tweak of test for Ubuntu 14
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@@ -10976,18 +10976,15 @@ sub check_repl_table {
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}
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}
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if ( $o->get('binary-key') ) {
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PTDEBUG && _d('--binary-key : checking if replicate table has binary type columns');
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if ( $o->get('binary-index') ) {
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PTDEBUG && _d('--binary-index : checking if replicate table has binary type columns');
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my $create_table = $tp->get_create_table( $dbh, $db, $tbl );
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if ( $create_table !~ /lower_boundary`?\s+blob/si
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|| $create_table !~ /upper_boundary`?\s+blob/si )
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if ( $create_table !~ /lower_boundary`?\s+BLOB/si
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|| $create_table !~ /upper_boundary`?\s+BLOB/si )
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{
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die "--binary-key was specified but current replicate table "
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. "has text datatype boundary columns.\n"
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. "You need to drop the current table and recreate it using "
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. "both --create-replicate-table and --binary-key\n"
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. "Alternatively you can manually create the replicate table "
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. "as specified in the docs. See --binary-key usage\n";
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die "--binary-index was specified but the current checksum table ($db.$tbl) uses"
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." TEXT columns. To use BLOB columns, drop the current checksum table, then recreate"
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." it by specifying --create-replicate-table --binary-index.";
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}
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}
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@@ -11149,9 +11146,9 @@ sub create_repl_table {
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my $sql = $o->read_para_after(__FILE__, qr/MAGIC_create_replicate/);
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$sql =~ s/CREATE TABLE checksums/CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS $repl_table/;
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$sql =~ s/;$//;
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if ( $o->get('binary-key') ) {
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$sql =~ s/`?lower_boundary`?\s+text/`lower_boundary` blob/s;
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$sql =~ s/`?upper_boundary`?\s+text/`upper_boundary` blob/s;
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if ( $o->get('binary-index') ) {
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$sql =~ s/`?lower_boundary`?\s+TEXT/`lower_boundary` BLOB/is;
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$sql =~ s/`?upper_boundary`?\s+TEXT/`upper_boundary` BLOB/is;
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}
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PTDEBUG && _d($dbh, $sql);
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eval {
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@@ -11829,10 +11826,10 @@ Check that the C<binlog_format> is the same on all servers.
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See "Replicas using row-based replication" under L<"LIMITATIONS">.
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=item --binary-key
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=item --binary-index
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This option modifies the behavior of L<"--create-replicate-table"> such that the
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replicate table's upper and lower boundary columns are created with binary (blob)
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replicate table's upper and lower boundary columns are created with the BLOB
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datatype.
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This is useful in cases where you have trouble checksuming tables with keys that
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include a binary datatype or that have non-standard character sets.
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@@ -12372,24 +12369,23 @@ Write checksum results to this table. The replicate table must have this
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structure (MAGIC_create_replicate):
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CREATE TABLE checksums (
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db char(64) NOT NULL,
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tbl char(64) NOT NULL,
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chunk int NOT NULL,
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chunk_time float NULL,
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chunk_index varchar(200) NULL,
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lower_boundary text NULL,
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upper_boundary text NULL,
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this_crc char(40) NOT NULL,
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this_cnt int NOT NULL,
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master_crc char(40) NULL,
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master_cnt int NULL,
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ts timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
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db CHAR(64) NOT NULL,
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tbl CHAR(64) NOT NULL,
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chunk INT NOT NULL,
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chunk_time FLOAT NULL,
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chunk_index VARCHAR(200) NULL,
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lower_boundary TEXT NULL,
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upper_boundary TEXT NULL,
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this_crc CHAR(40) NOT NULL,
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this_cnt INT NOT NULL,
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master_crc CHAR(40) NULL,
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master_cnt INT NULL,
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ts TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
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PRIMARY KEY (db, tbl, chunk),
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INDEX ts_db_tbl (ts, db, tbl)
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) ENGINE=InnoDB;
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Note: lower_boundary and upper_boundary datatype can also be set to blob.
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See L<"--binary-key">
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Note: lower_boundary and upper_boundary data type can be BLOB. See L<"--binary-index">.
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By default, L<"--[no]create-replicate-table"> is true, so the database and
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the table specified by this option are created automatically if they do not
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@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ $sb->wait_for_slaves();
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# then starts it again.
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# TEST_WISHLIST PLUGIN_WISHLIST: do this with a plugin to the tool itself,
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# not in this unreliable fashion.
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system("$trunk/util/wait-to-exec '$scripts/wait-for-chunk.sh 12345 sakila city 1' '$scripts/exec-wait-exec.sh 12347 \"stop slave sql_thread\" 2 \"start slave sql_thread\"' 3 >/dev/null &");
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system("$trunk/util/wait-to-exec '$scripts/wait-for-chunk.sh 12345 sakila city 1' '$scripts/exec-wait-exec.sh 12347 \"stop slave sql_thread\" 2 \"start slave sql_thread\"' 4 >/dev/null &");
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$output = output(
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sub { pt_table_checksum::main(@args, qw(-d sakila)); },
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