MYSQL - 8.0.13 - Values on VIEW_DEFINITION column, from information_schema.VIEWS, only displayed to view...





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I tried to get values for all views created using this sentence:
select * from information_schema.views;
but, in spite of being root, only views created by the user running previous command, are filled with values in VIEW_DEFINITION column. Rest of columns are complety filled in all cases.



Looking for information I have found this link about a bug: BUG MYSQL 39733.



Not sure if it is the expected behaviour or it is still a bug in this MySQL version (8.0.13)
In MySQL version 5.7.9 it worked fine.



I know there is a workaround: show create view testView; but I'm interesting in first command to avoid modify the code of a program using MySQL 5.7.9.










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    I tried to get values for all views created using this sentence:
    select * from information_schema.views;
    but, in spite of being root, only views created by the user running previous command, are filled with values in VIEW_DEFINITION column. Rest of columns are complety filled in all cases.



    Looking for information I have found this link about a bug: BUG MYSQL 39733.



    Not sure if it is the expected behaviour or it is still a bug in this MySQL version (8.0.13)
    In MySQL version 5.7.9 it worked fine.



    I know there is a workaround: show create view testView; but I'm interesting in first command to avoid modify the code of a program using MySQL 5.7.9.










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      I tried to get values for all views created using this sentence:
      select * from information_schema.views;
      but, in spite of being root, only views created by the user running previous command, are filled with values in VIEW_DEFINITION column. Rest of columns are complety filled in all cases.



      Looking for information I have found this link about a bug: BUG MYSQL 39733.



      Not sure if it is the expected behaviour or it is still a bug in this MySQL version (8.0.13)
      In MySQL version 5.7.9 it worked fine.



      I know there is a workaround: show create view testView; but I'm interesting in first command to avoid modify the code of a program using MySQL 5.7.9.










      share|improve this question
















      I tried to get values for all views created using this sentence:
      select * from information_schema.views;
      but, in spite of being root, only views created by the user running previous command, are filled with values in VIEW_DEFINITION column. Rest of columns are complety filled in all cases.



      Looking for information I have found this link about a bug: BUG MYSQL 39733.



      Not sure if it is the expected behaviour or it is still a bug in this MySQL version (8.0.13)
      In MySQL version 5.7.9 it worked fine.



      I know there is a workaround: show create view testView; but I'm interesting in first command to avoid modify the code of a program using MySQL 5.7.9.







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          It is a MySQL version bug I think. Update your mysql.






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          • Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

            – jveirasv
            Jan 4 at 12:26













          • My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

            – Almaz
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          • i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

            – jveirasv
            Jan 5 at 7:43












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          • Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

            – jveirasv
            Jan 4 at 12:26













          • My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

            – Almaz
            Jan 5 at 3:26











          • i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

            – jveirasv
            Jan 5 at 7:43
















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          It is a MySQL version bug I think. Update your mysql.






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          • Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

            – jveirasv
            Jan 4 at 12:26













          • My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

            – Almaz
            Jan 5 at 3:26











          • i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

            – jveirasv
            Jan 5 at 7:43














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          It is a MySQL version bug I think. Update your mysql.






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          • Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

            – jveirasv
            Jan 4 at 12:26













          • My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

            – Almaz
            Jan 5 at 3:26











          • i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

            – jveirasv
            Jan 5 at 7:43



















          • Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

            – jveirasv
            Jan 4 at 12:26













          • My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

            – Almaz
            Jan 5 at 3:26











          • i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

            – jveirasv
            Jan 5 at 7:43

















          Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

          – jveirasv
          Jan 4 at 12:26







          Thanks, but 8.0.13 is the last available: MySQL Community Server (GPL) (Current Generally Available Release: 8.0.13)

          – jveirasv
          Jan 4 at 12:26















          My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

          – Almaz
          Jan 5 at 3:26





          My suggestion is re-assign the root user by flushing all the privileges. Also check this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53784296/mysql-server-is-not-starting?noredirect=1#comment94420587_53784296

          – Almaz
          Jan 5 at 3:26













          i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

          – jveirasv
          Jan 5 at 7:43





          i like your idea because only one user is using that feature. This workaround will work until a new MySQL version will be delivered without this bug. Thanks!

          – jveirasv
          Jan 5 at 7:43




















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