7.5.1 安装和卸载组件
Components must be loaded into the server before they can be used. MySQL supports manual component loading at runtime and automatic loading during server startup.
While a component is loaded, information about it is available as described in Section 7.5.2, “Obtaining Component Information”.
The INSTALL COMPONENT
and UNINSTALL COMPONENT
SQL statements enable component loading and unloading. For example:
INSTALL COMPONENT 'file://component_validate_password';
UNINSTALL COMPONENT 'file://component_validate_password';
A loader service handles component loading and unloading, and also registers loaded components in the mysql.component
system table.
The SQL statements for component manipulation affect server operation and the mysql.component
system table as follows:
-
INSTALL COMPONENT
loads components into the server. The components become active immediately. The loader service also registers loaded components in themysql.component
system table. For subsequent server restarts, the loader service loads any components listed inmysql.component
during the startup sequence. This occurs even if the server is started with the--skip-grant-tables
option. The optionalSET
clause permits setting component system-variable values when you install components. -
UNINSTALL COMPONENT
deactivates components and unloads them from the server. The loader service also unregisters the components from themysql.component
system table so that the server no longer loads them during its startup sequence for subsequent restarts.
Compared to the corresponding INSTALL PLUGIN
statement for server plugins, the INSTALL COMPONENT
statement for components offers the significant advantage that it is not necessary to know any platform-specific file name suffix for naming the component. This means that a given INSTALL COMPONENT
statement can be executed uniformly across platforms.
A component when installed may also automatically install related loadable functions. If so, the component when uninstalled also automatically uninstalls those functions.