Add a query for checking replication slave status via Slave_running variable #671
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…ariable. Might help address issue #425
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Add a query for checking replication slave status via Slave_running variable
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I am currently using this to graph and alert on slave status. This variable should be reliable enough on more recent versions of mysql to ascertain slave status.
I looked into grabbing Slave_IO_Running and Slave_SQL_Running, but the show slave status command does not allow isolation of those variables so we would have to manipulate the text post query which would have been a deeper change.
This also might help address issue #425