Hello,
We have a 5 MySQL databases (5.7.26-0ubuntu0.18.04.1-log) on Production for our Drupal websites.
We have 1 MySQL Master and 4 MySQL Slaves.
When I check the table creation time from information_schema.tables, I have strange value.
For example, I created a database db1 yesterday (2019-08-27) at 15:00 on Master with the Drupal schema (including the table webform_submission_log in InnoDB).
Database was created on slaves automatically.
Today, when I checked information_schema.tables the create_time of db1.webform_submission_log, It's now 2019-08-28 01:00:53.
From MySQL documentation, create_time column is describe as "When the table was created."
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/tables-table.html
I still have table create_time to yesterday date on table of other databases(create 1 month ago...). I suppose I can exclude mysqldump operation.
Drupal users don't have privilege on the db1 database.
Someone know about this problem ? is-it a bug ?
regards,
We have a 5 MySQL databases (5.7.26-0ubuntu0.18.04.1-log) on Production for our Drupal websites.
We have 1 MySQL Master and 4 MySQL Slaves.
When I check the table creation time from information_schema.tables, I have strange value.
For example, I created a database db1 yesterday (2019-08-27) at 15:00 on Master with the Drupal schema (including the table webform_submission_log in InnoDB).
Database was created on slaves automatically.
Today, when I checked information_schema.tables the create_time of db1.webform_submission_log, It's now 2019-08-28 01:00:53.
From MySQL documentation, create_time column is describe as "When the table was created."
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/tables-table.html
I still have table create_time to yesterday date on table of other databases(create 1 month ago...). I suppose I can exclude mysqldump operation.
Drupal users don't have privilege on the db1 database.
Someone know about this problem ? is-it a bug ?
regards,
