NDB Client Programs: Two options are added for the ndb_blob_tool utility, to enable it to detect missing blob parts for which inline parts exist, and to replace these with placeholder blob parts (consisting of space characters) of the correct length. To check whether there are missing blob parts, use the ndb_blob_tool
--check-missing
option. To replace with placeholders any blob parts which are missing, use the program's--add-missing
option, also added in this release. (Bug #28583971)NDB Client Programs: Removed a dependency from the ndb_waiter and ndb_show_tables utility programs on the
NDBT
library. This library, used inNDB
development for testing, is not required for normal use. The visible effect for users from this change is that these programs no longer printNDBT_ProgramExit -
following completion of a run. Applications that depend upon this behavior should be updated to reflect this change when upgrading to this release. (WL #13727, WL #13728)status
MySQL NDB ClusterJ: The unused
antlr3
plugin has been removed from the ClusterJpom
file. (Bug #29931625)MySQL NDB ClusterJ: The minimum Java version ClusterJ supports for MySQL NDB Cluster 8.0 is now Java 8. (Bug #29931625)
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MySQL NDB ClusterJ: A few Java APIs used by ClusterJ are now deprecated in recent Java versions. These adjustments have been made to ClusterJ:
Replaced all
Class.newInstance()
calls withClass.getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance()
calls. Also updated the exception handling and the test cases wherever required.All the
Number
classes' constructors that instantiate an object from aString
or a primitive type are deprecated. Replaced all such deprecated instantiation calls with the correspondingvalueOf()
method calls.The
Proxy.getProxyClass()
is now deprecated. TheDomainTypeHandlerImpl
class now directly creates a new instance using theProxy.newProxyInstance()
method; all references to theProxy
class and its constructors are removed from theDomainTypeHandlerImpl
class.SessionFactoryImpl
class now uses the interfaces underlying the proxy object to identify the domain class rather than using the Proxy class. Also updatedDomainTypeHandlerFactoryTest
.The
finalize()
method is now deprecated. This patch does not change the overriding finalize() methods, but just suppresses the warnings on them. This deprecation will be handled separately in a later patch.Updated the CMake configuration to treat deprecation warnings as errors when compiling ClusterJ.
(Bug #29931625)
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Added the
--ndb-log-fail-terminate
option for mysqld. When used, this causes the SQL node to terminate if it is unable to log all row events. (Bug #21911930)References: See also: Bug #30383919.
MySQL NDB ClusterJ: When a
Date
value was read from a NDB cluster, ClusterJ sometimes extracted the wrong year value from the row. It was because theUtility
class, when unpacking theDate
value, wrongly extracted some extra bits for the year. This patch makes ClusterJ only extract the required bits. (Bug #30600320)MySQL NDB ClusterJ: When the cluster's
NdbOperation::AbortOption
type had the value ofAO_IgnoreOnError
, when there was a read error, ClusterJ took that as the row was missing and returnednull
instead of an exception. This was because withAO_IgnoreOnErro
, theexecute()
method always returns a success code after each transaction, and ClusterJ is supposed to check for any errors in any of the individual operations; however, read operations were not checked by ClusterJ in the case. With this patch, read operations are now checked for errors after query executions, so that a reading error is reported as such. (Bug #30076276)When restoring signed auto-increment columns, ndb_restore incorrectly handled negative values when determining the maximum value included in the data. (Bug #30928710)
When a node ID allocation request failed with NotMaster temporary errors, the node ID allocation was always retried immediately, without regard to the cause of the error. This caused a very high rate of retries, whose effects could be observed as an excessive number of Alloc node id for node
nnn
failed log messages (on the order of 15,000 messages per second). (Bug #30293495)For
NDB
tables having no explicit primary key,NdbReceiverBuffer
could be allocated with too small a size. This was due to the fact that the attribute bitmap sent toNDB
from the data nodes always includes the primary key. The extra space required for hidden primary keys is now taken into consideration in such cases. (Bug #30183466)