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Pull Request for Issue #42413.
On MySQL Galera replication clusters MEMORY tables are not supported, but MySQL returns an error only at the first write. If the table is empty the first write never happens and no error is returned at the ALTER TABLE instruction, but it will fail at the first write (i.e. editing an article). Proceed with the conversion to MEMORY only if the tables are not empty.
See linked issue. I have tested this on my Production environment.
Joomla returns the following error while editing an article:
Save failed with the following error: The table does not comply with the requirements by an external plugin.
Save operation should complete successfully.
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Category | ⇒ | Administration com_finder |
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thanks for your 1st pr ?
from a pure SQL concept looks good. Could be condensed I think to a single query:
$db->setQuery('SELECT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ' . $db->quoteName('#__finder_tokens' UNION ALL SELECT 1 FROM ' . $db->quoteName('#__finder_tokens_aggregate') . ')');
Alternately:
I"m not 100% sure of the Joomla structures however if doing individual tests before alter:
foreach (array($db->quoteName('#__finder_tokens), $db->quoteName('#__finder_tokens_aggregate')) as $tbl) {
$db->setQuery('SELECT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ' . $tbl . ')');
if ($db->loadResult() === 0) {
continue;
}
$db->setQuery('ALTER TABLE ' . $tbl . ' ENGINE = MEMORY');
$db->execute();
}
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Unfortunately this is an issue which is VERY hard to test. Very few people have a MySQL cluster to test all of this and without 2 tests we wont move forward here. So I'd like to make a proposal: Could you maybe create a new PR with a new switch in the Smart Search configuration in the backend. That switch would enable the dynamic management of those tables and if switched off, it would basically disable Indexer::toggleTables()
, allowing you to set the table to InnoDB once and them not being changed all the time or requiring core hacks to disable that method. Would that be acceptable?
In that case it would have to go into 5.3.
i'm a newbie with MySQL Galera ..and even i cannot remember the MariaDB equivalent name
but sounds safe, on code review