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Darshan M N authored
To support partitioned table in change propagation secondary engine requires InnoDB to provide partitioning information during table offload. As part of the offload process the parallel read threads spawned by InnoDB converts the record from the InnoDB to MySQL format and stacks up the records in a buffer and sends the buffer to RAPID via a callback. As part of this worklog, a) the callback provides the partition ID information of the partition it is working with b) all records that are present in the buffer sent via the callback will always belong to the same partition RB: 23739 Reviewed-by:
Mayank Prasad <mayank.prasad@oracle.com> Reviewed-by:
Sunny Bains <Sunny.Bains@oracle.com>
Darshan M N authoredTo support partitioned table in change propagation secondary engine requires InnoDB to provide partitioning information during table offload. As part of the offload process the parallel read threads spawned by InnoDB converts the record from the InnoDB to MySQL format and stacks up the records in a buffer and sends the buffer to RAPID via a callback. As part of this worklog, a) the callback provides the partition ID information of the partition it is working with b) all records that are present in the buffer sent via the callback will always belong to the same partition RB: 23739 Reviewed-by:
Mayank Prasad <mayank.prasad@oracle.com> Reviewed-by:
Sunny Bains <Sunny.Bains@oracle.com>
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