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Arnab Ray authored
- Attempting to dump logfile groups using mysqldump led to a segmentation fault. mysqldump uses the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.FILES` table to obtain information about logfile groups in order to produce the SQL statement required to create the logfile group. Previously the `EXTRA` column of the above table contained information about the node id and the undo buffer size of the logfile group. As part of adapting to the new design of the `FILES` table in 8.0, the decision was taken to remove this information since they were determined to be logfile group characteristics and not relevant to specific undo log files. However, as it turns out the undo buffer size is required by mysqldump in order to construct the CREATE LOGFILE GROUP statement - Fix is to reintroduce the value of the undo buffer size in the `EXTRA` column of the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.FILES` table Change-Id: I0ccc79bccb30d27243277a03737b343cf99650a9
Arnab Ray authored- Attempting to dump logfile groups using mysqldump led to a segmentation fault. mysqldump uses the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.FILES` table to obtain information about logfile groups in order to produce the SQL statement required to create the logfile group. Previously the `EXTRA` column of the above table contained information about the node id and the undo buffer size of the logfile group. As part of adapting to the new design of the `FILES` table in 8.0, the decision was taken to remove this information since they were determined to be logfile group characteristics and not relevant to specific undo log files. However, as it turns out the undo buffer size is required by mysqldump in order to construct the CREATE LOGFILE GROUP statement - Fix is to reintroduce the value of the undo buffer size in the `EXTRA` column of the `INFORMATION_SCHEMA.FILES` table Change-Id: I0ccc79bccb30d27243277a03737b343cf99650a9
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