we have two Mysql 5.0.91-lenny v-servers configured as master-master replication. Debian Lenny, virtual servers on VSphere.
They run fine, until this morning : command LOAD DATA INTO are rewritten like that
load data LOCAL INFILE '/tmp/test.csv' INTOtable elig_import fields
terminated by ';' lines terminated by '\n' (num_ref, num_ref_d, nni_2, civilite, prenom,
nom, nom_jf, date_naiss, numero_rue, bis_ter_q, voie, adresse_1, adresse_2, cp, localite,
date_refs, eligible, doublon, caisse, regime, libelleregime, sexe,k_type)
I found "INTOtable" without space between in the SLAVE STATUS report, and in the binlog for today. This command is executed by a crontab wich run fine for weeks, which source code is still ok.
Same commands in the binlog for yesterday is ok, with a space between INTO and TABLE.
How can I understand and correct the problem?
Best regards,
Cédric
They run fine, until this morning : command LOAD DATA INTO are rewritten like that
load data LOCAL INFILE '/tmp/test.csv' INTOtable elig_import fields
terminated by ';' lines terminated by '\n' (num_ref, num_ref_d, nni_2, civilite, prenom,
nom, nom_jf, date_naiss, numero_rue, bis_ter_q, voie, adresse_1, adresse_2, cp, localite,
date_refs, eligible, doublon, caisse, regime, libelleregime, sexe,k_type)
I found "INTOtable" without space between in the SLAVE STATUS report, and in the binlog for today. This command is executed by a crontab wich run fine for weeks, which source code is still ok.
Same commands in the binlog for yesterday is ok, with a space between INTO and TABLE.
How can I understand and correct the problem?
Best regards,
Cédric