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System Variables Added in MariaDB 10.2

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This is a list of system variables that have been added in the MariaDB 10.2 series. The list does not include variables that are not part of the default release.

VariableAdded
aria_recover_optionsMariaDB 10.2.0
innodb_adaptive_hash_index_partsMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_deadlock_detectMariaDB 10.2.6
innodb_default_row_formatMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_fill_factorMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_flush_syncMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_lock_schedule_algorithmMariaDB 10.2.3
innodb_log_checksumsMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_log_write_ahead_sizeMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_max_undo_log_sizeMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_page_cleanersMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_purge_rseg_truncate_frequencyMariaDB 10.2.2
innodb_stats_include_delete_markedMariaDB 10.2.6
innodb_temp_data_file_pathMariaDB 10.2.2
max_recursive_iterationsMariaDB 10.2.2
read_binlog_speed_limitMariaDB 10.2.3
session_track_schemaMariaDB 10.2.2
session_track_state_changeMariaDB 10.2.2
session_track_system_variablesMariaDB 10.2.2
session_track_transaction_infoMariaDB 10.2.2
slave_parallel_workersMariaDB 10.2.0
table_open_cache_instancesMariaDB 10.2.2
thread_pool_prio_kickup_timerMariaDB 10.2.2
thread_pool_priorityMariaDB 10.2.2
tmp_disk_table_sizeMariaDB 10.2.7
tmp_memory_table_sizeMariaDB 10.2.7

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