Introduction
If replication is broken because of some common errors such as 1032 or 1062, we can repair it by skipping those errors
Log in to MYSQL by opening a command prompt and going to C:\Program Files\Deepnet DualShield\mysql\bin> mysql u- root -p
The issue
Once logged into MySQL, run the show slave status command:
Show slave status\G
In the results check the the status of Slave_IO_Running and Slave_SQL_Running. They should both say yes, however in my case only the Slave_IO_Running says Yes:
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I now need to find the error which is causing this. This will be displayed under slave status results. The row titled Last_Errno will give you the last error number, And beneath that the row called Last_Error will give a description of the problem.
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So here we can see there was an issue updating records to a particular row. This was actually caused by a power failure to my servers.
Repairing the Replication
This can easily be fixed by using just 5 simple commands on all servers.
stop slave;
2. Now we tell the slave to skip the invalid entry:
set global sql_slave_skip_counter = 1;
3. Now we need to reset the slave bin log positions
reset slave;
4a. Quickly check the row Channel_Name in the slave status results: ![]()
4b. Start the slave for this channel (for this example I will be using 'server-2' as that is the name of the channel of my slave server, but you will be using your own)
start slave for channel 'server-2';
5. Now check the slave status on all servers again:
Show slave status\G
Hopefully both Slave_IO_Running and Slave_SQL_Running will be showing the word yes next to them, which means that replication is working again.
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