It is possible to have the columns for a table in a different order
within the system catalog. This causes problems for things like
WriteEngine so this patch sorts the columns based on position for the
system catalog cache.
It is possible to have the columns for a table in a different order
within the system catalog. This causes problems for things like
WriteEngine so this patch sorts the columns based on position for the
system catalog cache.
With 1.1 we have removed libdrizzle and used MariaDB's client library
instead for both CrossEngine and QueryStats. Unfortunately MariaDB 10.2
has two client libraries which have different structs with the same
name. When QueryStats was running inside the ColumnStore plugin this
symbol conflict was causing a crash.
The server's built-in client API has several different and several
missing functions so some additions to sm.cpp were made to fill the
gaps.
This patch does the following:
* Make sure that libmariadb is only linked to executables, not the
ColumnStore Plugin (to avoid symbol conflicts). Note that all
executables that link to CrossEngine and/or QueryStats need to link to
libmariadb to avoid missing symbol issues.
* Use the server's built-in client API for QueryStats when run in the
plugin
* Replace missing server built-in client API calls in sm.cpp (this is
for QueryStats and CrossEngine to keep the dynamic linker happy)
* Fixes issue where using 'localhost' as the MariaDB Server hostname
would fail in QueryStats.
It is possible that DistributedEngineComm can get the Stats object from
an MQE object and the MQE object freed before it's stats object is
passed to InetStreamSocket.
This patch makes sure that DistributedEngineComm gets a reference to MQE
instead of the pointer to the Stats object in another reference.
Therefore making sure that the Stats object still exists in
InetStreamSocket.
It is possible that DistributedEngineComm can get the Stats object from
an MQE object and the MQE object freed before it's stats object is
passed to InetStreamSocket.
This patch makes sure that DistributedEngineComm gets a reference to MQE
instead of the pointer to the Stats object in another reference.
Therefore making sure that the Stats object still exists in
InetStreamSocket.
When subqueries and group by are used in CrossEngine the first row group
is either corrupted or ignored. This is related to MCOL-430 which fixed
the case for FE1 mode.
When subqueries and group by are used in CrossEngine the first row group
is either corrupted or ignored. This is related to MCOL-430 which fixed
the case for FE1 mode.
