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support external timestamp read #38274
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Can you explain a bit of the use case of this feature? For example, I can imagine that some data replication software periodically updates tidb_external_timestamp when replicates data to TiDB, and some connections on TiDB turned on tidb_enable_external_timestamp_read to run queries on that "near real time" timestamp. |
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A lot of PRs about this feature should be merged in order: |
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close #5637, ref pingcap/tidb#38274 Signed-off-by: lhy1024 <admin@liudos.us>
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Enhancement
Add two more variables: global
tidb_external_timestamp
and global/sessiontidb_enable_external_timestamp_read
.When the
tidb_enable_external_timestamp_read
is on, use thetidb_external_timestamp
as the timestamp to perform stale read.The global variable
tidb_external_timestamp
should be stored in pd.Senerio
This feature can be useful in the following senerio:
the data replication software (e.g. TiCDC) could use this variable to tell the downstream TiDB the data before which timestamp is safe to read. The client of the downstream TiDB could turn on
tidb_enable_external_timestamp_read
and read from the fully synced data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: