Re: checking status mysql replication HELP ?!?

Alexander Keremidarski <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.mysql.bugs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello all,

Brent,
Run SHOW MASTER STATUS on Master only and SHOW SLAVE STATUS on Slave respecively.

Mike Knox wrote:
> I've just implemented a quick and dirty check.  As the master's updates are
> performed on the slave the file master.info gets updated.  Depending on the
> frequency of updates to the master -  you could just take a copy of
> master.info and then compare for differences - say every 15 minutes.  Not
> elegant but it's Unix scriptable. 

I don't see any benefit over checking SHOW SLAVE STATUS output.

Besides everything you must take care that nothing writes master.info except for 
mysqld.




> Mike 

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