thanks for attending, it was great to have you. I’m glad you liked the session.

While it’s true that the daemon, information_schema and storage engine plugins cannot be considered clean, the audit and fulltext plugins are. So, like Sergei mentioned, his original 2 year old fulltext code still works just fine.

Of course, I agree completely that it would be even better if the same would hold for the other plugin types. That said, I think that if you want to use information_schema plugins for reporting interesting things in the server, we probaly can’t expect it to happen in the short term, as it would presuppose the entire server to be built of modules that have a public API to report status.

Anyway, thanks again, and let me know if you need any help building plugins.

kind regards,

Roland

I said it backwards. 🙂 Basically keeping the links organized on the dailies so that in 1 week or 1 month it’s easy to find out the conference-related posts.

Thanks for commenting! I think I may need to learn how to phrase myself better: I absolutely do not see any problem with discussing basic and trivial material in the UC.
I actually think it’s very important. Your discussion on ENUM and FLOAT was to the point, and if I were to pick a random MySQL DBAs audience, I would have no doubt that a great many of them would not have such topic clear in their heads.
So, I was merely expressing my own personal preference.

An example from today’s class would be a guy who thought an index over a VARCHAR column would not work for a “LIKE ‘a/b/c/d/%’. Therefore, this particular discussion alone was extremely beneficial to that guy.

Regards