Bug #118322 | Result of `show master status` is not correct !!! | ||
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Submitted: | 1 Jun 4:47 | Modified: | 19 Jul 16:32 |
Reporter: | Eric Sun | Email Updates: | |
Status: | No Feedback | Impact on me: | |
Category: | MySQL Server: Replication | Severity: | S2 (Serious) |
Version: | 8.0.20 | OS: | Any |
Assigned to: | MySQL Verification Team | CPU Architecture: | x86 |
Tags: | binlog, replication |
[1 Jun 4:47]
Eric Sun
[17 Jun 7:09]
MySQL Verification Team
Hi, I'm not sure what you think is "not correct" here? You executed large transaction, on the end of that transaction before binlog was rotated you got info about that position, then binlog is rotated and you get new position. What is "not correct" here? Can you please help us understand what is the assumed problem here? Thanks
[17 Jun 7:59]
Eric Sun
Step 1. show master status; --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | binlog.000031 | 961964090 | xxx | xxx | 360b55f2-01c4-11f0-8c7c-6e4f425f1652:1-420941769, f1433e82-ce72-11ef-b3be-f19619bc62b8:1-27 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Keep in mind that the binlog file is binlog.000031, binlog position is 961964090 and GTID set is like above!!! Step 2. Open two terminals 2.1 Open new session1 on Terminal-1 -------------------------------------------------------------- > set autocommit=0; > update sbtest1 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest2 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest3 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest4 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest5 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest6 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest7 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > update sbtest8 set c=reverse(c),pad=reverse(pad); > commit; Note: Try to update sbtest1-8 (each table contains 2000000 rows) 2.2. Open new session2 on Terminal-2 -------------------------------------------------------------- > show master status; .... BLOCKED.... Step 3. When session1 COMMIT done, the result of session2 display like below: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | binlog.000031 | 8987608155 | xxx | xxx | 360b55f2-01c4-11f0-8c7c-6e4f425f1652:1-420941769,f1433e82-ce72-11ef-b3be-f19619bc62b8:1-27 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important things need to be repeated for 3 times: Focus here 1 time ==> Why binlog position rollback to 8987608155??? and GTID Set not changed?? Focus here 2 time ==> Why binlog position rollback to 8987608155??? and GTID Set not changed?? Focus here 3 time ==> Why binlog position rollback to 8987608155??? and GTID Set not changed?? Step 4. show master status; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | binlog.000032 | 196 | xxx | xxx | 360b55f2-01c4-11f0-8c7c-6e4f425f1652:1-420941770,f1433e82-ce72-11ef-b3be-f19619bc62b8:1-27 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: I try to show master status again, the result display like above :) It seem to work fine. Because the binlog file has rotated from binlog.000031 to binlog.000032 and binlog position forward to 196.
[19 Jun 16:31]
MySQL Verification Team
Have you tried this on 8.0.42 ? I tried and I cannot reproduce this on 8.0.42. If I understand correctly your problem is invalid "show master" for few seconds after transaction is committed? Can you retest this on 8.0.42 because I created 10 tables with 200k rows each and did the query and I did not reproduce this. Thanks
[20 Jul 1:00]
Bugs System
No feedback was provided for this bug for over a month, so it is being suspended automatically. If you are able to provide the information that was originally requested, please do so and change the status of the bug back to "Open".