The Ultimate Guide to High Availability with MariaDB
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Status Variables Added in MariaDB 10.3

This is a list of status variables that were added in the MariaDB 10.3 series.

VariableAdded
Acl_package_body_grantsMariaDB 10.3.5
Acl_package_spec_grantsMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_alter_sequenceMariaDB 10.3.1
Com_create_packageMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_create_package_bodyMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_create_sequenceMariaDB 10.3.0
Com_drop_packageMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_drop_package_bodyMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_drop_sequenceMariaDB 10.3.0
Com_show_create_packageMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_show_create_package_bodyMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_show_package_statusMariaDB 10.3.5
Com_show_package_body_statusMariaDB 10.3.5
Feature_jsonMariaDB 10.3.7
Feature_system_versioningMariaDB 10.3.7
Handler_tmp_deleteMariaDB 10.3.0
Innodb_buffer_pool_load_incompleteMariaDB 10.3.5
Memory_used_initialMariaDB 10.3.3
Rpl_semi_sync*MariaDB 10.3.3
Rpl_transactions_multi_engineMariaDB 10.3.1
Table_open_cache_active_instancesMariaDB 10.3.3
Table_open_cache_hitsMariaDB 10.3.3
Table_open_cache_missesMariaDB 10.3.3
Table_open_cache_overflowsMariaDB 10.3.3
Transactions_gtid_foreign_engineMariaDB 10.3.1
Transactions_multi_engineMariaDB 10.3.1

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