The newest extension I like is the possibility to write to the MySQL error log through the application. Oracle can do that since long. Now we can do this as well...
A list of what I have done up to now you can find here:
- Query and change InnoDB spin_wait_delay: udf_spin_wait_delay-5.1.30-linux-i686-glibc23.so (md5 807c6bc09b5dc88a8005788519f2483a)
- Send message to the MySQL error log: udf_log_error-5.1.30-linux-i686-glibc23.so (md5 dc8ef3e91cf6dec84ab3ad95626ec9b5)
- ...
If you have some more suggestions, please let me know.
The complete details you can find here.
2 comments:
Hi there,
I did this too once (http://rpbouman.blogspot.com/2008/07/writing-to-mysql-error-log.html)
I'm just wondering, does your implementation work in case you're running under windows as a service (bug #35916) ?
Hi Roland,
Ups! It seems like I did not look into it well enough... :( Thanks for your hint!
Just found the UDF repository on your site. Great stuff...
Windows? What is this? No honestly: I did not try this out. There is no such system close to me nor have I a Win compiler or such stuff... Sorry!
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