> Where/How did you get the initial binlog filename and position...
I get it by querying "SHOW MASTER STATUS"
I'm doubting that the ROTATE event is giving some invalid binlog position
because in the code I see for ROTATE case it is setting the binlog file and
position given in the ROTATE message.
> I face this scenario in every 2-3 days. And surprisingly, the binlog file
> never changed still received ROTATE events, do you know any reason why MySQL
> sends ROTATE and FOR_DES events even when there is no change in binlog file?
MySQL rotates binlog by expiration setting, mysql-log-rotate
Hello,
I would like to add a timestamp as a new column to an existing CSV file that I
read from S3. Is this possible with UpdateRecord processor?
Best regards,
Elemir