This is something I'm always interested in. It seems most of us
understand where we need to go, but we don't know yet how to get
there... How do we convince Mark/Mark's boss that this is the best way
to develop MySQL codebase also from Facebook's point of view? (long
term we can make much bigger ad
I agree with you about that being the proper way to advance the MySQL
family and that the MariaDB project has been open and inclusive
towards external developers like myself. Hopefully, more can come from
this and this is a topic to discuss in Istanbul.
On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 12:51 AM, Kristian N
Zardosht Kasheff writes:
> My main interest is getting a feature that many think is very useful
> properly implemented and integrated into 5.1. This is a feature that
> was enthusiastically brought up during the 2010 storage engine summit.
> Also, I think Mark's online schema change work has spar
MARK CALLAGHAN writes:
> Define "properly"? I suspect you mean that you want us to spend the
> time to get our changes into MariaDB.
No, that is not what I meant. I meant write code, tests, etc. like what you
and I want to see in the MySQL source. You have often voiced opinions on
quality of cod
My main interest is getting a feature that many think is very useful
properly implemented and integrated into 5.1. This is a feature that
was enthusiastically brought up during the 2010 storage engine summit.
Also, I think Mark's online schema change work has sparked interest in
this. This feature
I agree with your intent but some of the motivation is wrong. The
public Google patch has always been a gigantic diff except for a few
large features that were extracted. The Facebook patch isn't really a
patch. It is a launchpad branch. Percona maintained patches. That must
have been a lot of work
Zardosht Kasheff writes:
> I have spent some of my spare time looking into this. It turns out
> that MySQL Cluster already has this ability. They have the following
> handler functions listed below. I spent a weekend trying to port MySQL
> Cluster's alter table function (mysql_alter_table) over t
I have spent some of my spare time looking into this. It turns out
that MySQL Cluster already has this ability. They have the following
handler functions listed below. I spent a weekend trying to port MySQL
Cluster's alter table function (mysql_alter_table) over to 5.1.46.
The port that I did was
It would be even cooler if there were storage engines that could do
this internally. That would be easier to manage. The current process
requires that you validate that your version of MariaDB or MySQL does
the right thing for the tool.
Note that the tool does a few steps differently for 5.0 versu
I'm sure you have all read
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mysqlatfacebook/mysqlatfacebook/tools/annotate/head:/osc/OnlineSchemaChange.php
already,
but if you haven't, it might be neat to look at evaluating and possibly
integrating it into MariaDB.
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