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Slow query time should be configurable on per-instance basis via the existing configuration group mechanism (see the bug). We need to deprecate the existing global conf property first. The property has been deprecated on all datastores. Validation rules have been updated on those that support log retrieval as well: - MySQL: long_query_time - Percona: long_query_time - Percona XtraDB Cluster: long_query_time - PostgreSQL: log_min_duration_statement - MariaDB: long_query_time The logging settings will be saved with lower 'priority' than any user settings. This will ensure the user settings (if present) always override the global value. Once the deprecated options go away we can again apply the logging settings at the system level. Change-Id: I9c28ceb933b6819b8e96556584b2e26cab2155fb DocImpact: Document deprecated properties Partial-Bug: 1542485
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deprecations:
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- Make 'long query time' manageable via
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configuration groups (see bug 1542485).
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Deprecate the global 'guest_log_long_query_time'
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option in preference of datastore-specific
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configurations.
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MySQL long_query_time
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Percona long_query_time
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Percona XtraDB Cluster long_query_time
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MariaDB long_query_time
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PostgreSQL log_min_duration_statement
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