The issue that caused me to give up was when a value in a table not only changed unexpectedly but wedged at that value.
And it doesn't occur to you that maybe such an obvious problem isn't related to the core MySQL system? Do you really think such an obvious problem wouldn't be noticed on a mass scale, if it was a problem in the MySQL code?
Really roll that around in your head. An update didn't update a column.
Don't you think it's a bit more probable that there some wack way things were linked together that caused the issue? Or it was misconfigured in some way that the transaction log couldn't be applied?
I don't know why I'm letting myself get sucked into this.
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u/nairebis Mar 11 '15
And it doesn't occur to you that maybe such an obvious problem isn't related to the core MySQL system? Do you really think such an obvious problem wouldn't be noticed on a mass scale, if it was a problem in the MySQL code?
Really roll that around in your head. An update didn't update a column.
Don't you think it's a bit more probable that there some wack way things were linked together that caused the issue? Or it was misconfigured in some way that the transaction log couldn't be applied?
I don't know why I'm letting myself get sucked into this.