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How MySQL Binary Log Gets Its Number

  • Kedar
  • January 28, 2024
In this blog I share how MySQL binary logs get their unique numbers after noting my observations with MySQL binary logs sequencing. Recently I noted an odd binary log sequencing…
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2 responses to “How MySQL Binary Log Gets Its Number”

  1. Don Corleone Avatar
    Don Corleone
    January 28, 2024

    Change is avoidable.
    Interesting blog!

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    1. Kedar Avatar
      Kedar
      January 28, 2024

      Inevitable… Do you have a thought about the “design decision”?… Why MySQL is not using index file to track the max binlog number?

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