Fonctionnalité ajoutée ou modifiée :
Added default_week_format system
variable. The value is used as the default mode for the
WEEK() function.
mysqld now reads an additional option
file group having a name corresponding to the server's
release series: [mysqld-4.0] for 4.0.x
servers, [mysqld-4.1] for 4.1.x servers,
and so forth. This allows options to be specified on a
series-specific basis.
The CONCAT_WS() function no longer skips
empty strings. (Bug#586).
InnoDB now supports indexing a prefix of
a column. This means, in particular, that
BLOB and TEXT columns
can be indexed in InnoDB tables, which
was not possible before.
A documentation change: Function INTERVAL(NULL,
...) returns -1.
Enabled INSERT from
SELECT when the table into which the
records are inserted is also a table listed in the
SELECT.
Allow CREATE TABLE and
INSERT from any UNION.
The SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS option now always
returns the total number of rows for any
UNION.
Removed --table option from
mysqlbinlog to avoid repeating
mysqldump functionality.
Comment lines in option files can now start from the middle
of a line, too (like basedir=c:\mysql #
installation directory).
Changed optimizer slightly to prefer index lookups over full table scans in some boundary cases.
Added thread-specific max_seeks_for_key
variable that can be used to force the optimizer to use keys
instead of table scans even if the cardinality of the index
is low.
Added optimization that converts LEFT
JOIN to normal join in some cases.
A documentation change: added a paragraph about failover in replication (how to use a surviving slave as the new master, how to resume to the original setup). See Section 6.9, « FAQ de la réplication ».
A documentation change: added warning notes about safe use
of the CHANGE MASTER command. See
Section 13.6.2.1, « CHANGE MASTER TO ».
MySQL now issues a warning (not an error, as in 4.0.13) when it opens a table that was created with MySQL 4.1.
Added --nice option to
mysqld_safe to allow setting the niceness
of the mysqld process. (Thanks to
Christian Hammers for providing the initial patch.) (Bug#627)
Added --read-only option to cause
mysqld to allow no updates except from
slave threads or from users with the
SUPER privilege. (Original patch from
Markus Benning).
SHOW BINLOG EVENTS FROM x where
x is less than 4 now silently converts
x to 4 instead of printing an error. The
same change was done for CHANGE MASTER TO
MASTER_LOG_POS=x and CHANGE MASTER TO
RELAY_LOG_POS=x.
mysqld now only adds an interrupt handler
for the SIGINT signal if you start it
with the new --gdb option. This is because
some MySQL users encountered strange problems when they
accidentally sent SIGINT to
mysqld threads.
RESET SLAVE now clears the
Last_Errno and
Last_Error fields in the output of
SHOW SLAVE STATUS.
Added max_relay_log_size variable; the
relay log will be rotated automatically when its size
exceeds max_relay_log_size. But if
max_relay_log_size is 0 (the default),
max_binlog_size will be used (as in older
versions). max_binlog_size still applies
to binary logs in any case.
FLUSH LOGS now rotates relay logs in
addition to the other types of logs it already rotated.
Bogues corrigés :
Comparison/sorting for latin1_de
character set was rewritten. The old algorithm could not
handle cases like "sä" > "ßa". See
Section 5.8.1.1, « Jeu de caractères allemand ». In rare cases it
resulted in table corruption.
Fixed a problem with the password prompt on Windows. (Bug#683)
ALTER TABLE ... UNION=(...) for
MERGE table is now allowed even if some
underlying MyISAM tables are read-only.
(Bug#702)
Fixed a problem with CREATE TABLE t1 SELECT
x'41'. (Bug#801)
Removed some incorrect lock warnings from the error log.
Fixed memory overrun when doing REPAIR
TABLE on a table with a multiple-part
auto_increment key where one part was a packed
CHAR.
Fixed a probable race condition in the replication code that
could potentially lead to INSERT
statements not being replicated in the event of a
FLUSH LOGS command or when the binary log
exceeds max_binlog_size. (Bug#791)
Fixed a crashing bug in INTERVAL and
GROUP BY or DISTINCT.
(Bug#807)
Fixed bug in mysqlhotcopy so it actually
aborts for unsuccessful table copying operations. Fixed
another bug so that it succeeds when there are thousands of
tables to copy. (Bug#812)
Fixed problem with mysqlhotcopy failing
to read options from option files. (Bug#808)
Fixed bugs in optimizer that sometimes prevented MySQL from
using FULLTEXT indexes even though it was
possible (for example, in SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE
MATCH a,b AGAINST("index") > 0).
Fixed a bug with ``table is full'' in
UNION operations.
Fixed a security problem that enabled users with no
privileges to obtain information on the list of existing
databases by using SHOW TABLES and
similar commands.
Fixed a stack problem on UnixWare/OpenUnix.
Fixed a configuration problem on UnixWare/OpenUNIX and OpenServer.
Fixed a stack overflow problem in password verification.
Fixed a problem with
max_user_connections.
HANDLER without an index now works
properly when a table has deleted rows. (Bug#787)
Fixed a bug with LOAD DATA in
mysqlbinlog. (Bug#670)
Fixed that SET CHARACTER SET DEFAULT
works. (Bug#462)
Fixed MERGE table behavior in
ORDER BY ... DESC queries. (Bug#515)
Fixed server crash on PURGE MASTER LOGS
or SHOW MASTER LOGS when the binary log
is off. (Bug#733)
Fixed password-checking problem on Windows. (Bug#464)
Fixed the bug in comparison of a DATETIME
column and an integer constant. (Bug#504)
Fixed remote mode of mysqlbinlog. (Bug#672)
Fixed ERROR 1105: Unknown error that
occurred for some SELECT queries, where a
column that was declared as NOT NULL was
compared with an expression that took
NULL value.
Changed timeout in mysql_real_connect()
to use poll() instead of
select() to work around problem with many
open files in the client.
Fixed incorrect results from MATCH ...
AGAINST used with a LEFT JOIN
query.
Fixed a bug that limited the maximum value for
mysqld variables to 4294967295 when they
are specified on the command line.
Fixed a bug that sometimes caused spurious ``Access denied''
errors in HANDLER ... READ statements,
when a table is referenced via an alias.
Fixed portability problem with
safe_malloc, which caused MySQL to give
"Freeing wrong aligned pointer" errors on SCO 3.2.
ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE/DISABLE KEYS could
cause a core dump when done after an INSERT
DELAYED statement on the same table.
Fixed problem with conversion of localtime to GMT where some times resulted in different (but correct) timestamps. Now MySQL should use the smallest possible timestamp value in this case. (Bug#316)
Very small query cache sizes could crash
mysqld. (Bug#549)
Fixed a bug (accidentally introduced by us but present only
in version 4.0.13) that made INSERT ...
SELECT into an AUTO_INCREMENT
column not replicate well. This bug is in the master, not in
the slave. (Bug#490)
Fixed a bug : When an INSERT ... SELECT
statement inserted rows into a non-transactional table, but
failed at some point (for example, due to a ``Duplicate
key'' error), the query was not written to the binary log.
Now it is written to the binary log, with its error code, as
all other queries are. About the
slave-skip-errors option for how to
handle partially completed queries in the slave, see
Section 6.8, « Options de démarrage de la réplication ». (Bug#491)
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 was not
replicated properly. The fix probably will not be backported
to 3.23.
On a slave, LOAD DATA INFILE which had no
IGNORE or REPLACE
clause on the master, was replicated with
IGNORE. While this is not a problem if
the master and slave data are identical (a
LOAD that produces no duplicate conflicts
on the master will produce none on the slave anyway), which
is true in normal operation, it is better for debugging not
to silently add the IGNORE. That way, you
can get an error message on the slave and discover that for
some reason, the data on master and slave are different and
investigate why. (Bug#571)
On a slave, LOAD DATA INFILE printed an
incomplete ``Duplicate entry '%-.64s' for key %d''' message
(the key name and value were not mentioned) in case of
duplicate conflict (which does not happen in normal
operation). (Bug#573)
When using a slave compiled with --debug,
CHANGE MASTER TO RELAY_LOG_POS could
cause a debug assertion failure. (Bug#576)
When doing a LOCK TABLES WRITE on an
InnoDB table, commit could not happen, if
the query was not written to the binary log (for example, if
--log-bin was not used, or
binlog-ignore-db was used). (Bug#578)
If a 3.23 master had open temporary tables that had been
replicated to a 4.0 slave, and the binary log got rotated,
these temporary tables were immediately dropped by the slave
(which caused problems if the master used them
subsequently). This bug had been fixed in 4.0.13, but in a
manner which caused an unlikely inconvenience: If the 3.23
master died brutally (power failure), without having enough
time to automatically write DROP TABLE
statements to its binary log, then the 4.0.13 slave would
not notice the temporary tables have to be dropped, until
the slave mysqld server is restarted.
This minor inconvenience is fixed in 3.23.57 and 4.0.14
(meaning the master must be upgraded to 3.23.57 and the
slave to 4.0.14 to remove the inconvenience). (Bug#254)
If MASTER_POS_WAIT() was waiting, and the
slave was idle, and the slave SQL thread terminated,
MASTER_POS_WAIT() would wait forever. Now
when the slave SQL thread terminates,
MASTER_POS_WAIT() immediately returns
NULL (``slave stopped''). (Bug#651)
After RESET SLAVE; START SLAVE;, the
Relay_Log_Space value displayed by
SHOW SLAVE STATUS was too big by four
bytes. (Bug#763)
If a query was ignored on the slave (because of
replicate-ignore-table and other similar
rules), the slave still checked if the query got the same
error code (0, no error) as on the master. So if the master
had an error on the query (for example, ``Duplicate entry''
in a multiple-row insert), then the slave stopped and warned
that the error codes didn't match. (Bug#797)
This is a translation of the MySQL Reference Manual that can be found at dev.mysql.com. The original Reference Manual is in English, and this translation is not necessarily as up to date as the English version.
