David Shrewsbury

Hi,

`drizzle` is the command-line client that connects to the `drizzled` server. This is
similar to the relationship of the `mysql` client and the `mysqld` server.

The output of './configure --help' should show you which plugins are
enabled by default.

I think that document pretty much covers it, though it's been a while since I
reviewed it. You can always fire up both databases and experiment.  :)

-Dave

Well if the master doesn't have the replication log enabled, the slave would
likely fall through to the ERROR state, but I'm fine with the normal state
being renamed OK. The finer grains might be useful, but that's an awful
lot of ongoing changes to underlying table. I'm not sure what impact that
would have.

-Dave

On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 1:27 PM, Daniel Nichter <daniel*******> wrote:

> Dave and I have been discussing certain slave plugin options, namely:
>
>        applier-thread-sleep
>        io-thread-sleep
>        seconds-between-reconnects
>
> Currently, these options are global: they apply to all masters.  The
> question is: should they be:
>
> 1) global
> 2) local (per-master)
> 3) both: local value overrides global value
>
> I think 3 since that's the most flexible/powerful for the user.
>

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