Currently, no third-party connectors support PARSEC, which is understandable
since we haven’t made any efforts to publicize it. Therefore, there’s no need
to test PARSEC against third-party connectors at this stage, as the outcome is
already predictable. These third-party connectors include PHP,
Hi Sergei,
I do not think we can use mysql_thread_create() to automatically name
the thread.
Performance schema might be
1) not compiled in , so we can't know the thread names in
mysql_thread_create
2) not enabled at runtime, and this is default behavio, we can't
know thread names in mysql_thread_
Neither am I aware of any tool, that would use hardcoded perfschema thread
names for anything. If there was something worthy, we would be aware by
now, 15years after perfschema debut. So, how do we proceed with this? We
can leave the check against perfschema names as it currently stands, wait
an
Hi Otto, I wanted to provide some clarification regarding the ownership and modification of the wire protocol It's crucial to understand that the wire protocol is not solely an interplay between MariaDB Server and MariaDB Connector/C. Instead, it involves a more intricate interaction among existin
Hi Serg,
>> A test was added, that uses MySql.Data from powershell - only works
>> if MySql.Data is installed into GAC (i.e with C/NET MSI package)
>
>please, make sure that MySql.Data is installed on at least one buildbot
>builder.
It is on 3 buildbot builders now .There is 8.0.31 version of the
