I am trying to understand why a server would go from 0 to 45 and then back to 0 seconds of replication lag as reported by the Seconds_Behind_Master column in SHOW SLAVE STATUS output. This occurs over a few seconds so there isn't a statement that runs for 45 seconds on the slave. I then compared consecutive SET TIMESTAMP values in the binlog and the absolute value of the differences is at most 2 seconds.
Has anyone else been confused by this? I filed bug 62839 and think there is a race condition in the code that computes the value for Seconds_Behind_Master. If I am correct about this then we need to fix the problem. Replication lag is a big problem for many of us and reporting a value that is much larger than the actual value is bad PR.![]()
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Has anyone else been confused by this? I filed bug 62839 and think there is a race condition in the code that computes the value for Seconds_Behind_Master. If I am correct about this then we need to fix the problem. Replication lag is a big problem for many of us and reporting a value that is much larger than the actual value is bad PR.
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