MariaDB是MySQL代码级量身定制的替代者鉴于所有应用,MariaDB都是MySQL的代码级量身定制的替代者,相应的版本可以直接替换(如MySQL5.1-MariaDB5.1,MariaDB5.2MariaDB5.3也是兼容的。MySQL5.5将与兼容),具体是:数据及表的定义文件(.frm)在代
MariaDB是MySQL代码级量身定制的替代者
鉴于所有应用,MariaDB都是MySQL的代码级量身定制的替代者,相应的版本可以直接替换(如MySQL 5.1 -> MariaDB
5.1, MariaDB 5.2 & MariaDB
5.3也是兼容的。MySQL 5.5将与兼容),具体是:
数据及表的定义文件(.frm)在代码级兼容;
所有客户端的API、协议和结构都是相同的;
所有文件件名、二进制文件、路径、端口、套接字等……全都是一样的;
所有的MySQL与其他语言(PHP、Perl、Python、Java、.NET、MyODBC、Rub、MySQL
C……)的连接文件无需任何改动,在MariaDB就可工作;
但有些PHP5安装要点你要知道(旧的PHP5客户端库兼容性检查程序存在bug);
mysql-client程序也可在MariaDB服务器上工作。
意思也就是,在大多数情况下,你只要卸载MySQL后,安装MariaDB后就可工作(在使用相同的主版本(如5.1版)的情况下,不需任何数据文件的转换).
我们每月都会将MySQL基本代码编译入MariaDB,从而保证MariaDB与Oracle添加的任何补丁和更新的MySQL相兼容。
同时我们为了容易地从从MySQL
5.0升级到MariaDB 5.1,我们在升级脚本上也做了大量的工作。
也就是说:相对于MySQL,MariaDB有更多新选项、扩展、存储引擎及漏洞修复,你可以在MariaDB的不同之外页上查看详细。
MariaDB
5.1与MySQL 5.1不兼容部分
为了提供更多、更好的性能,MariaDB在有些地方与MySQL难免有所不兼容。
下面列出的是从用户使用角度,你可能看到的MariaDB 5.1与
MySQL 5.1不同之外。
The installation package names starts with MariaDB instead of
MySQL.
Timings may be different as MariaDB is in many cases faster than
MySQL.
mysqld in MariaDB reads also the [mariadb] sections of your
my.cnf files.
You can't use a binary only storage engine library with MariaDB
if it's not compiled for exactly the same MariaDB version. (This is
because the server internal structure THD is different between
MySQL and MariaDB. This is common also between different MySQL
versions). This should not be a problem as most people don't load
new storage engines and MariaDB comes with more storage
engines than MySQL.
CHECKSUM TABLE may give different result as MariaDB doesn't
ignore NULL's in the columns as MySQL 5.1 does (Future MySQL
versions should calculate checksums the same way as MariaDB). You
can get the 'old style' checksum in MariaDB by starting mysqld with
the --old option. Note however that that the MyISAM and Aria
storage engines in MariaDB are using the new checksum internally,
so if you are using --old, the CHECKSUM command will be slower as
it needs to calculate the checksum row by row.
The slow query log has more
information about the query, which may be a problem if you have
a script which parses the slow query log.
MariaDB by default takes a bit more memory than MySQL because we
have by default enabled the Aria
storage engine for handling internal temporary tables. If you
need MariaDB to take very little memory (at the expense of
performance), you can set the value of aria_pagecache_buffer_size
to 1M (the default is 128M).
If you are using new command
options, new
features of MariaDB or new storage
engines, you can't move easily back and forth between MySQL and
MariaDB anymore.
MariaDB
5.2与MySQL 5.1不兼容部分
The list is the same as between MariaDB 5.1 and
MySQL 5.1, with one addition:
New SQL_MODE value was added: IGNORE_BAD_TABLE_OPTIONS. If it is
not set, using a table, field, or index attribute (option) that is
not supported by the chosen storage engine will cause an error.
This change might cause warnings in the error log about incorrectly
defined tables from the mysql database, fix that with
mysql_upgrade.
For all practical purposes, MariaDB 5.2 is a
drop in replacement for MariaDB 5.1 and
MySQL 5.1.
A few error messages related to wrong conversions are different
as MariaDB provides more information in the message about what went
wrong.
Error numbers for MariaDB specific errors has been moved to
start from 1900 to not conflict with MySQL errors.
Microseconds now works in all contexts; MySQL did, in some
contexts, lose the microsecond part from datetime and time.
MariaDB does more strict checking of date, datetime and
timestamp values. For example unix_timestamp('x') now returns NULL
instead of 0.
The old --maria- startup options are removed. You should use the
--aria- prefix instead. (MariaDB 5.2 supports both --maria- and --aria-)
SHOW
PROCESSLIST has an extra Progress column which shows progress
for some commands. You can disable it by starting mysqld with the
--old flag.
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PROCESSLIST has three new columns for
progress reporting: STAGE, MAX_STAGE, and PROGRESS.
Long
comments which start with /*M! or /*M!##### are executed.
If you use max_user_cOnnections=0 (which means any number of
connections) when starting mysqld, you can't change the global
variable anymore while mysqld remains running. This is because when
mysqld is started with max_user_cOnnections=0 it does not allocate
counting structures (which also involve a mutex for each
connection). This would lead to wrong counters if you later changed
the variable. If you want to be able to change this variable at
runtime, set it to a high value at startup.
You can set max_user_connections (both the global variable and
the GRANT option) to -1 to stop users from connecting to the
server. The global max_user_connections variable does not affect
users with the SUPER privilege.
The IGNORE directive does not ignore all errors (like fatal errors), only
things that are safe to ignore.
XtraDB
Percona, the provider of XtraDB, does not provided all earlier
features of XtraDB in the 5.5 code base. Because of that, MariaDB 5.5 can't provide them either.
XtraDB options missing in 5.5
The following options are not supported by XtraDB 5.5. If you
are using them in any of your my.cnf files, you should remove them
before upgrading to 5.5.
innodb_adaptive_checkpoint ; Use innodb_adaptive_flushing_method
instead.
innodb_auto_lru_dump ;Use innodb_buffer_pool_restore_at_startup
instead.
innodb_blocking_lru_restore ; Use
innodb_blocking_buffer_pool_restore instead.
innodb_enable_unsafe_group_commit
innodb_expand_import ; Use innodb_import_table_from_xtrabackup
instead.
innodb_extra_rsegments ; Use innodb_rollback_segment
instead.
innodb_extra_undoslots
innodb_fast_recovery
innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit_session
innodb_overwrite_relay_log_info
innodb_pass_corrupt_table ; Use innodb_corrupt_table_action
instead.
innodb_use_purge_thread
xtradb_enhancements
XtraDB options that has changed default value
Option
|
Old value
|
New value
|
innodb_adaptive_checkpoint
|
TRUE
|
FALSE
|
innodb_change_buffering
|
inserts
|
all
|
innodb_flush_neighbor_pages
|
1
|
area
|
New options in XtraDB 5.5
The following new options has been added to XtraDB / InnoDB in
5.5. (Listed here just to have all XtraDB information in the same
place)
innodb_adaptive_flushing_method
innodb_adaptive_hash_index_partitions
innodb_blocking_buffer_pool_restore
innodb_buffer_pool_instances
innodb_buffer_pool_restore_at_startup
innodb_change_buffering_debug
innodb_corrupt_table_action
innodb_flush_checkpoint_debug
innodb_force_load_corrupted
innodb_import_table_from_xtrabackup
innodb_large_prefix
innodb_purge_batch_size
innodb_purge_threads
innodb_recovery_update_relay_log
innodb_rollback_segments
innodb_sys_columns
innodb_sys_fields
innodb_sys_foreign
innodb_sys_foreign_cols
innodb_sys_tablestats
innodb_use_global_flush_log_at_trx_commit
innodb_use_native_aio
See also
Perconas guide of how to upgrade to 5.5
旧的、也不支持的配置选项
If you are using any of the following options in your
/etc/my.cnf or other my.cnf file you should remove them. This is
also true for MySQL 5.1 or newer:
Replacing a MySQL RPM
If you uninstalled a MySQL RPM to install MariaDB, note that the
MySQL RPM on uninstall renames /etc/my.cnf to
/etc/my.cnf.rpmsave.
After installing MariaDB you should do the following to restore
your old configuration options:
mv -vi /etc/my.cnf.rpmsave /etc/my.cnf
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