Method print

sql/mysqld.cc:857–884

Print a buffered log to the real log file. */

  Print a buffered log to the real log file.
*/
void Buffered_log::print()
{
  /*
    Since messages are buffered, they can be printed out
    of order with other entries in the log.
    Add "Buffered xxx" to the message text to prevent confusion.
  */
  switch(m_level)
  {
  case ERROR_LEVEL:
    sql_print_error("Buffered error: %s\n", m_message.c_ptr_safe());
    break;
  case WARNING_LEVEL:
    sql_print_warning("Buffered warning: %s\n", m_message.c_ptr_safe());
    break;
  case INFORMATION_LEVEL:
    /*
      Messages printed as "information" still end up in the mysqld *error* log,
      but with a [Note] tag instead of an [ERROR] tag.
      While this is probably fine for a human reading the log,
      it is upsetting existing automated scripts used to parse logs,
      because such scripts are likely to not already handle [Note] properly.
      INFORMATION_LEVEL messages are simply silenced, on purpose,
      to avoid un needed verbosity.
    */
    break;
  }
}

/**
  Collection of all the buffered log messages.