mariadb-support: MariaDB event types #25
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* Change EventType to use eventNumber not ordinal().
* Add MariaDB event types.
ANNOTATE_ROWS(160),
BINLOG_CHECKPOINT(161)
MARIADB_GTID(162)
MARIADB_GTID_LIST(163)
START_ENCRYPTION(164)
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fixed START_ENCRYPTION_GTID => START_ENCRYPTION |
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Well... if #45 handles this then is this redundant. |
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Change EventType to use eventNumber not ordinal().
Add MariaDB event types.
ANNOTATE_ROWS(160),
BINLOG_CHECKPOINT(161)
MARIADB_GTID(162)
MARIADB_GTID_LIST(163)
START_ENCRYPTION(164)
Question is that can be use this eventNumber approach, or go back to ordinal(),
where we have to have fake-events in place of unused events before 160. ??
It will be other PR to add real MariaDB event types and their deserializers.