pt-mysql-summary semisynchronous informtion is wrong
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Percona Toolkit moved to https://jira.percona.com/projects/PT |
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Bug Description
In a pt-mysql-summary output I see the following the stats section:
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
Rpl_semi_
And then in the "Semisynchronous Replication" section they appear empty:
master semisync status |
master trace level | 32, net wait (more information about network waits)
master timeout in milliseconds | 604800000
master waits for slaves | ON
master clients |
master net_avg_wait_time |
master net_wait_time |
master net_waits |
master no_times |
master no_tx |
master timefunc_failures |
master tx_avg_wait_time |
master tx_wait_time |
master tx_waits |
master wait_pos_
master wait_sessions |
master yes_tx |
Not sure if they are worthy to be there at all, since we have them in the status, but that's true for other entries in other sections too; In any case: if they are to remain there, they should have proper data :-)
summary: |
- pt-mysql-slave semisynchronous informtion is wrong + pt-mysql-summary semisynchronous informtion is wrong |
tags: | added: pt-mysql-summary |
Verified with PS 5.6. Agree with Marcos that if stats are available in status counter then it should be in "Semisynchronous Replication" section .
Rpl_semi_ sync_master_ no_times 40 sync_master_ no_tx 80
Rpl_semi_
# Semisynchronous Replication ####### ####### ####### ####### ####
master semisync status |
master trace level | 32, net wait (more information about network waits)
master timeout in milliseconds | 10000
master waits for slaves | ON
master clients |
master net_avg_wait_time |
master net_wait_time |
master net_waits |
master no_times |
master no_tx |
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