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13.7.6.2 SHOW BINLOG EVENTS Syntax
Shows the events in the binary log. If you do not specify
'
, the
first binary log is displayed. log_name
'SHOW BINLOG
EVENTS
requires the REPLICATION
SLAVE
privilege.
The LIMIT
clause has the same syntax as for
the SELECT
statement. See
Section 13.2.10, “SELECT Syntax”.
Issuing a SHOW BINLOG EVENTS
with no LIMIT
clause could start a very
time- and resource-consuming process because the server
returns to the client the complete contents of the binary log
(which includes all statements executed by the server that
modify data). As an alternative to SHOW
BINLOG EVENTS
, use the
mysqlbinlog utility to save the binary log
to a text file for later examination and analysis. See
Section 4.6.8, “mysqlbinlog — Utility for Processing Binary Log Files”.
SHOW BINLOG EVENTS
displays the
following fields for each event in the binary log:
Log_name
The name of the file that is being listed.
Pos
The position at which the event occurs.
Event_type
An identifier that describes the event type.
Server_id
The server ID of the server on which the event originated.
End_log_pos
The position at which the next event begins, which is equal to
Pos
plus the size of the event.Info
More detailed information about the event type. The format of this information depends on the event type.
Some events relating to the setting of user and system
variables are not included in the output from
SHOW BINLOG EVENTS
. To get
complete coverage of events within a binary log, use
mysqlbinlog.
SHOW BINLOG EVENTS
does
not work with relay log files. You can
use SHOW RELAYLOG EVENTS
for
this purpose.
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