Why do you need separated autoincrement definition?
What is the difference between lend and member tables?
Is there any way to reduce downtime time when update schema mysql?
Does anybody know what it means?
The granted role, what is it?
Hi guys, can someone help me with initializing a new MySQL cluster?
which site is good for learning sql ?
knex is better in nodejs project than pure mysql requests?
Is there another way?
Why do you need another way?
How many instances do you have?
— Table structure for table lend
—
CREATE TABLE lend (
id int(20) NOT NULL,
MemberID int(20) NOT NULL,
ISBN int(20) NOT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
—
— Dumping data for table lend
—
INSERT INTO lend (`id`, MemberID, `ISBN`) VALUES
(1, 1, 5556);
— ——————————————————–
—
— Table structure for table member
—
CREATE TABLE member (
id int(20) NOT NULL,
MemberID int(20) NOT NULL,
ISBN int(20) NOT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
—
— Dumping data for table member
—
INSERT INTO member (`id`, MemberID, `ISBN`) VALUES
(1, 1, 5557);
—
— Indexes for dumped tables
—
—
— Indexes for table lend
—
ALTER TABLE lend
ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`);
—
— Indexes for table member
—
ALTER TABLE member
ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`);
—
— AUTO_INCREMENT for dumped tables
—
—
— AUTO_INCREMENT for table lend
—
ALTER TABLE lend
MODIFY id int(20) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, AUTO_INCREMENT=2;
—
— AUTO_INCREMENT for table member
—
ALTER TABLE member
MODIFY id int(20) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, AUTO_INCREMENT=2;
COMMIT;
explicit
table 01 : member(id, MemberID,isbn)
table 02: Lend(id, MemberID,isbn)
i created a trigger to insert isbn into member table when inserting isbn into Lend table. but trigger is not working
CREATE TRIGGER inserts AFTER INSERT ON
member FOR EACH ROW
INSERT INTO member
VALUES(NULL, NEW.MemberID, NEW.ISBN);
Triggers are created on the table changes of which you need to trace, in your case, you must have created a trigger on “land” table, and in it you insert into member.
table 01 : member(id, MemberID,isbn)
table 02: Lend(id, MemberID,isbn)
i created a trigger to insert isbn into member table when inserting isbn into Lend table. but trigger is not working
CREATE TRIGGER inserts AFTER INSERT ON
member FOR EACH ROW
INSERT INTO member
VALUES(NULL, NEW.MemberID, NEW.ISBN);
One the insert statement: add list of fields and don’t mention autoincrement field in this list
i generated this via phpmyadmin . i can’t find the error brother 🙁
Oh, sorry, of course explicit
MySQL Router High Availability with #Keepalived
Scripts used on tutorial: https://ittutorial.org/mysql-router-ha-with-keepalived-mysql-innodb-cluster/
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Using Cluster.describe()
Checking a cluster’s Status with Cluster.status()
Monitoring Recovery Operations
Checking the MySQL Version on Instances
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Can anyone recommend any link to learn the same
Can anyone recommend any link to learn the same
Excel is completely unrelated to SQL and relational DBMS.
To set active roles to all granted role, you use:
SET ROLE ALL;
I suppose this is about turning rights on and off
is your idea set up mysql replication(master-slave) ?
It is not a cluster, it is just another MySQL instance.
Configuration doesn’t differ much from the basic except you must provide a different service infrastructure, a different net infrastructure, and a different storage . Nothing from the new service should intersect with the installed service
dev.mysql.com
knex is better in nodejs project than pure mysql requests?
It depends on what is better for you
Switch to the multi-primary instance
Switch to a single primary instance
Change Primary instance
Checking Instance State
Removing Instances from the #InnoDB #Cluster
Dissolving an #InnoDB #Cluster
Changing a #Cluster’s Topology
Tagging the Metadata
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Switch to the multi-primary instance
Switch to a single primary instance
Change Primary instance
Checking Instance State
Removing Instances from the InnoDB Cluster
Dissolving an InnoDB Cluster
Changing a Cluster’s Topology
Tagging the Metadata
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Try to check services or either kill process by pid
Why do you need another way?
How many instances do you have?