Details
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Bug
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Status: Open (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Can result in data loss
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Description
I was able to reproduce this problem with an extreme example, like this:
RENAME TABLE MESSAGES to OLD_MESSAGES,
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A_TMP_MESSAGES to MESSAGES,
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B_TMP_MESSAGES to A_TMP_MESSAGES,
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C_TMP_MESSAGES to B_TMP_MESSAGES,
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D_TMP_MESSAGES to C_TMP_MESSAGES,
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E_TMP_MESSAGES to D_TMP_MESSAGES,
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F_TMP_MESSAGES to E_TMP_MESSAGES,
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G_TMP_MESSAGES to F_TMP_MESSAGES,
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H_TMP_MESSAGES to G_TMP_MESSAGES,
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I_TMP_MESSAGES to H_TMP_MESSAGES,
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J_TMP_MESSAGES to I_TMP_MESSAGES,
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K_TMP_MESSAGES to J_TMP_MESSAGES,
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L_TMP_MESSAGES to K_TMP_MESSAGES,
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M_TMP_MESSAGES to L_TMP_MESSAGES,
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N_TMP_MESSAGES to M_TMP_MESSAGES,
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O_TMP_MESSAGES to N_TMP_MESSAGES,
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P_TMP_MESSAGES to O_TMP_MESSAGES,
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Q_TMP_MESSAGES to P_TMP_MESSAGES,
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R_TMP_MESSAGES to Q_TMP_MESSAGES,
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S_TMP_MESSAGES to R_TMP_MESSAGES,
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T_TMP_MESSAGES to S_TMP_MESSAGES,
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U_TMP_MESSAGES to T_TMP_MESSAGES,
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V_TMP_MESSAGES to U_TMP_MESSAGES,
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W_TMP_MESSAGES to V_TMP_MESSAGES,
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X_TMP_MESSAGES to W_TMP_MESSAGES,
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Y_TMP_MESSAGES to X_TMP_MESSAGES,
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Z_TMP_MESSAGES to Y_TMP_MESSAGES;
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Note that one table relinquishes a name and another table takes that name, all in one command.
Which produces the following error on backup:
2026-02-24 16:27:05 0 [ERROR] InnoDB: Attempted to open a previously opened tablespace. Previous tablespace: ./unificticio/D_TMP_MESSAGES#P#p2019#SP#p2019sp1.ibd uses space ID: 6140. Cannot open filepath: ./unificticio/C_TMP_MESSAGES#P#p2019#SP#p2019sp1.ibd which uses the same space ID.
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[00] FATAL ERROR: 2026-02-24 16:27:05 Failed to validate first page of the file unificticio/C_TMP_MESSAGES#P#p2019#SP#p2019sp1, error 40
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Customer got this error during `mariabackup --prepare` operation:
Date-Time 0 [Note] InnoDB: At LSN: xxxxxxxxxxxx: unable to open file ./snow/tmp_s346969378g.idb for tablespace 12345.
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Workaround:
If i run each rename one at a time with do sleep(1); between each command, there is no error if backing up at same time.