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Marc Alff authored
Before this change, running a server with show_compatibility_56 = OFF caused failures in Connector/J (the java connector for MySQL) Root cause of failures is multiple. 1) SHOW VARIABLES WHERE ... The java connector uses these queries, but the server no longer support them. 2) SHOW VARIABLES output The output has changed from SESSION + GLOBAL variables to SESSION only variables. The java connector is not using SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES, and is then missing some data. Both items are the result of the proposed deprecation related to SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 introduced in 5.7.6. With this fix, the restrictions are lifted, so that a server running with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF behave in a way which is compatible with previous, established, usage. In particular: A) The deprecation of SHOW VARIABLES/STATUS WHERE is abandonned. WHERE clauses are fully supported, even with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF. B) The table performance_schema.session_variables which is the underlying implementation of SHOW VARIABLES has been changed to report: - SESSION variables (no change) - and GLOBAL variables (changed) C) Likewise, table performance_schema.session_status reports both SESSION and GLOBAL status variables. As a result, the behavior of: - SHOW VARIABLES - SHOW STATUS is the same as the historical bahavior of MySQL, and in particular: - WHERE clauses are supported - both SESSION and GLOBAL data is reported. and this now happens both: - with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = ON - with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF Note that the variable SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 itself still exists, but the scope controlled by this variable is reduced.
Marc Alff authoredBefore this change, running a server with show_compatibility_56 = OFF caused failures in Connector/J (the java connector for MySQL) Root cause of failures is multiple. 1) SHOW VARIABLES WHERE ... The java connector uses these queries, but the server no longer support them. 2) SHOW VARIABLES output The output has changed from SESSION + GLOBAL variables to SESSION only variables. The java connector is not using SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES, and is then missing some data. Both items are the result of the proposed deprecation related to SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 introduced in 5.7.6. With this fix, the restrictions are lifted, so that a server running with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF behave in a way which is compatible with previous, established, usage. In particular: A) The deprecation of SHOW VARIABLES/STATUS WHERE is abandonned. WHERE clauses are fully supported, even with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF. B) The table performance_schema.session_variables which is the underlying implementation of SHOW VARIABLES has been changed to report: - SESSION variables (no change) - and GLOBAL variables (changed) C) Likewise, table performance_schema.session_status reports both SESSION and GLOBAL status variables. As a result, the behavior of: - SHOW VARIABLES - SHOW STATUS is the same as the historical bahavior of MySQL, and in particular: - WHERE clauses are supported - both SESSION and GLOBAL data is reported. and this now happens both: - with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = ON - with SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 = OFF Note that the variable SHOW_COMPATIBILITY_56 itself still exists, but the scope controlled by this variable is reduced.
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