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# ==== Purpose ==== # # Verify that gtid_state->update_gtids_impl does not take # global_sid_lock before gtid_mode_lock. It once did, and this could # lead to a deadlock with a concurrent SET GTID_MODE. # # Note: if we implement on-the-fly lock order validation with # assertions in the server, we can remove this test. # # ==== Implementation ==== # # 1. server_1 starts to execute an INSERT. It pauses before it takes # global_sid_lock in gtid_state->update_gtids_impl (sync point # 'update_gtid_state_before_global_sid_lock). It signals to default # that it has reached this point (signal 'before_global_sid_lock'). # # 2. default receives 'before_global_sid_lock'. # # 3. server_1_1 starts to execute SET GTID_MODE. It takes # gtid_mode_lock. Then it pauses before it takes global_sid_lock # (sync point 'after_log_file_name_initialized'). At the same time # it signals server_1 to continue (signal 'have_gtid_mode_lock'). # # 4. server_1 unpauses. Then it takes global_sid_lock. Then it signals # to server_1_1 to continue (signal 'have_global_sid_lock' from # sync point 'update_gtid_state_after_global_sid_lock'). # # 5. server_1 continues; it holds global_sid_lock and tries to acquire # gtid_mode_lock. # # 6. server_1_1 continues; it holds gtid_mode_lock and tries to acquire # global_sid_lock. --source include/big_test.inc --source include/have_debug_sync.inc # One binlog_format is enough. --source include/have_binlog_format_statement.inc # One gtid_mode is enough. --source include/not_gtid_enabled.inc --let $rpl_topology= none --source include/rpl_init.inc CREATE TABLE t1 (a INT); --connection server_1 # 1. wait before global_sid_lock in update_gtids_impl. SET @@SESSION.DEBUG_SYNC = 'update_gtid_state_before_global_sid_lock SIGNAL before_global_sid_lock WAIT_FOR have_gtid_mode_lock'; # 4. once released, take global_sid_lock, signal SET GTID_MODE to continue. # 5. continue into the deadlock. SET @@SESSION.DEBUG_SYNC = 'update_gtid_state_after_global_sid_lock SIGNAL have_global_sid_lock'; SET @@SESSION.GTID_NEXT= 'ANONYMOUS'; send INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1); # 2. wait for INSERT to be just before the global_sid_lock. --connection default SET @@SESSION.DEBUG_SYNC = 'now WAIT_FOR before_global_sid_lock'; --connection server_1_1 # 3. wait when holding gtid_mode_lock, before takeing global_sid_lock. # 6. once the INSERT has taken global_sid_lock, unpause and hit the deadlock SET @@SESSION.DEBUG_SYNC= 'after_log_file_name_initialized SIGNAL have_gtid_mode_lock WAIT_FOR have_global_sid_lock'; SET @@GLOBAL.GTID_MODE = OFF_PERMISSIVE; --connection server_1 --reap SET @@GLOBAL.GTID_MODE = OFF; DROP TABLE t1;