Am 04.09.2012 14:07, schrieb Titanus Eramius: >> for postfix lookup tables you have usually a very simple >> database scheme with very few changes and 99.9% of all >> queries are readonly because postfix does even not need >> any write permissions to the database (and does not have >> it in any of my setups) >> >> so you have a simple webinterface for updates or if >> you have only a few domains/users maybe phpMyAdmin or >> terminal would be enough >> >> so there is virtually zero danger for get out of sync > > Thank you very much for the answer, it covers all my questions in full > detail. > > Why someone would use something like uuid() on the primary database and > then call it an error when it does not work on the slave, I can not > understand. Thank you for clearing that up to.
with "binlog-format = ROW" i can not imagine how even this could be a problem http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/replication-formats.html with statement-based replication it is clear that many things are dangerous, but who is using this really in production?
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