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10.13.4.3 Diagnostics During Index.xml Parsing
The MySQL server generates diagnostics when it finds problems
while parsing the Index.xml
file:
Unknown tags are written to the error log. For example, the following message results if a collation definition contains a
<aaa>
tag:[Warning] Buffered warning: Unknown LDML tag: 'charsets/charset/collation/rules/aaa'
If collation initialization is not possible, the server reports an “Unknown collation” error, and also generates warnings explaining the problems, such as in the previous example. In other cases, when a collation description is generally correct but contains some unknown tags, the collation is initialized and is available for use. The unknown parts are ignored, but a warning is generated in the error log.
Problems with collations generate warnings that clients can display with
SHOW WARNINGS
. Suppose that a reset rule contains an expansion longer than the maximum supported length of 6 characters:<reset>abcdefghi</reset> <i>x</i>
An attempt to use the collation produces warnings:
- +---------+------+----------------------------------------+
- | Level | Code | Message |
- +---------+------+----------------------------------------+
- +---------+------+----------------------------------------+
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