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That's very well possible. I'll do some tests to verify this. Note that mysqlbinlog names this end_log_pos and has at %d for the start position of the event.
We may have to double check the docs on this
We could consider renaming the field to EndPos to make this obvious for people
Maybe there should be a StartPos and EndPos in the header?
Any renames should be done in a way that doesn't break compatibility if possible
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lance6716 commentedon Mar 9, 2025
Hi @dveeden do you mean the position in binlog header?
It means "position of the next event" in all versions. You can search for "log-pos" in https://dev.mysql.com/doc/dev/mysql-server/9.1.0/page_protocol_replication_binlog_event.html
dveeden commentedon Mar 9, 2025
That's very well possible. I'll do some tests to verify this. Note that
mysqlbinlog
names thisend_log_pos
and hasat %d
for the start position of the event.EndPos
to make this obvious for peopleStartPos
andEndPos
in the header?