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5.4.4.4 Logging Format for Changes to mysql Database Tables
The contents of the grant tables in the mysql
database can be modified directly (for example, with
INSERT or
DELETE) or indirectly (for
example, with GRANT or
CREATE USER). Statements that
affect mysql database tables are written to
the binary log using the following rules:
Data manipulation statements that change data in
mysqldatabase tables directly are logged according to the setting of thebinlog_formatsystem variable. This pertains to statements such asINSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,REPLACE,DO,LOAD DATA,SELECT, andTRUNCATE TABLE.Statements that change the
mysqldatabase indirectly are logged as statements regardless of the value ofbinlog_format. This pertains to statements such asGRANT,REVOKE,SET PASSWORD,RENAME USER,CREATE(all forms exceptCREATE TABLE ... SELECT),ALTER(all forms), andDROP(all forms).
CREATE TABLE ...
SELECT is a combination of data definition and data
manipulation. The CREATE TABLE
part is logged using statement format and the
SELECT part is logged according
to the value of binlog_format.
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