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More details on "MySQL 5.6 Experiences" coming soon...
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posted by Valeriy Kravchuk on Tue 04 Jun 2013 08:34 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Presentation, bugs, 5.6 GA
I've already shared my presentation few hours before I made it during PLMCE 2013, back on April 24. The idea behind the presentation was simple (and I think that any MySQL user who is planning to upgrade to MySQL 5.6.x in production should do something like this): let's read the "What Is New in MySQL 5.6" manual page and check new features one by one.

This is what I am going to do with the content of that manual page in the upcoming blog posts (and what was done as background work for the presentation):
  • Remove extra details and add references to each major



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Fun with Bugs, Issue #5, February 2013
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posted by Valeriy Kravchuk on Sat 09 Feb 2013 12:39 UTC
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(edit) mysql, bugs, 5.6 GA
This week we had finally got MySQL 5.6.10 released as GA. It's a big deal, first MySQL GA release with the entire development process happened in Oracle from day one, quantum leap (as every second blog post says these days) in many areas, from scalability to replication performance, with InnoDB fulltext indexes and PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA improvements in between... So, this week it makes sense to concentrate on 5.6 GA and nothing else.

As one of my former colleagues noted, no GA is bug free. Surely there are known and verified bugs in 5.6.10, but not that many. Let me just give you a list to check, in case you plan to upgrade/switch to 5.6 in production:

- Bug #68300 (crash when password expire is set for a user, in a corner case)
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Fun with Bugs, Issue #3, January 2013
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posted by Valeriy Kravchuk on Sun 27 Jan 2013 18:52 UTC
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(edit) mysql, bugs, trends, 5.6 GA
This week in my posts on Facebook I paid attention mostly to bugs in MySQL 5.6.x, as I really expected to see 5.6 GA announcement soon. Maybe some of the bugs were the reason to postpone release a bit. Anyway, let's start with serious bug reports and some trends I've noted.

I've noted that some of "Verified" bug reports somehow silently miss comments about their status in MySQL 5.6. Check Bug #68137, for example. It is repeatable on 5.5.31 (yet to be released, but it means 5.5.30 is cloned off and will be released soon) and 5.7.1. But 5.6.x is not mentioned anywhere. Does it mean 5.6.x is not affected? Surely, no. I hope it does NOT mean any attempt by Oracle to pretend that 5.6 is bugs free. Looks like Sveta had

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