MySQL NDB Cluster 7.2 Release Notes

40.26 Changes in MySQL NDB Cluster 7.2.7 (5.5.25a-ndb-7.2.7) (2012-07-17, General Availability)

Bugs Fixed

  • Important Change: When FILE was used for the value of the LogDestination parameter without also specifying the filename, the log file name defaulted to logger.log. Now in such cases, the name defaults to ndb_nodeid_cluster.log. (Bug #11764570, Bug #57417)

  • Packaging; Solaris: Some builds on Solaris 64-bit failed because the packages exceeded the 2GB limit for the SVR4 installation layout. Now such packages are built without the embedded versions of mysqltest and mysql-client_test to save space. (Bug #14058643)

  • Packaging; NDB Cluster APIs: The file META-INF/services/org.apache.openjpa.lib.conf.ProductDerivation was missing from the clusterjpa JAR file. This could cause setting openjpa.BrokerFactory to ndb to be rejected. (Bug #14192154)

    References: See also: Bug #52106.

  • NDB Cluster APIs: libndbclient did not include the NdbScanFilter class. (Bug #14010507)

  • NDB Cluster APIs: When an NDB API application called NdbScanOperation::nextResult() again after the previous call had returned end-of-file (return code 1), a transaction object was leaked. Now when this happens, NDB returns error code 4210 (Ndb sent more info than length specified); previouslyu in such cases, -1 was returned. In addition, the extra transaction object associated with the scan is freed, by returning it to the transaction coordinator's idle list. (Bug #11748194)

  • If the Transaction Coordinator aborted a transaction in the prepared state, this could cause a resource leak. (Bug #14208924)

  • When attempting to connect using a socket with a timeout, it was possible (if the timeout was exceeded) for the socket not to be set back to blocking. (Bug #14107173)

  • A shortage of scan fragment records in DBTC resulted in a leak of concurrent scan table records and key operation records. (Bug #13966723)

  • Attempting to add both a column and an index on that column in the same online ALTER TABLE statement caused mysqld to fail. Although this issue affected only the mysqld shipped with MySQL NDB Cluster, the table named in the ALTER TABLE could use any storage engine for which online operations are supported. (Bug #12755722)