lower_case_table_names option not working in Galera Cluster with MySQL
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Sameer Joshi
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Jan 27, 2016, 9:58:57 AM1/27/16
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Hi
I setup a 3 node Galera CLuster for mysql for POC and it worked fine. Then I wanted to test it with a actual application database. So I created database and tables for one of custom application on all 3 nodes. The table names were in lower case. I set lower_case_table_names=1 option in my.cnf. But still it is not working and my application is not getting deployed on tomcat server as some SQL queries in application are using upper case table names.
Does this option work in Galera Cluster to make the SQL queries case insensitive?
Yash Prakash
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Feb 26, 2016, 6:46:41 PM2/26/16
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Has someone encountered such error in the past. I am also looking at a similar error.
Yin Xuesong
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mysql> show status like '%size%';
Is the node_size equal your total node size?
mysql>show status like '%ready%';
Is the result On?
If not, your cluster does't work,You can print your server.cnf.