Hi Philip
On 07/07/2010, at 5:21 PM, Philip Stoev wrote:
What do you mean by "can be tricky and more often than not causes
hassles",
"Crashed" and inaccessible tables.
and in general, what is the semantics of a DDL KILL operation? For
example, are you allowed to leave temporary files and i
On Wed, 07 Jul 2010 13:08:46 +0300
Timour Katchaounov wrote:
Timour> Danny,
Timour>
Timour> this the log from a short discussion about how to provide the
Timour> documentation for Sphinx to our users. Can you think of some
Timour> easy way to automate at least the notification process that
Timou
The attached patch reduces the warnings in a 32 bit build with Visual
Studio 2008 to a set in the flex/bison generated code. I'll handle those
later.
I'll add comments on some of the changes here.
The libmysqld.def file: The description line isn't supported in the more
recent compilers.
In
Bo Thorsen writes:
> Done, please see the attached patch.
>
> Ok to push this to 5.1?
Yes, ok to push, thanks!
- Kristian.
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Den 02-07-2010 15:38, Kristian Nielsen skrev:
Bo Thorsen writes:
The attached patch adds a -64 keyword to the script
make_mariadb_win_dist. With this patch, the script produces both 32
bit zip files (without any arguments) and 64 bit zip files (with
-64). I also expanded it so it's possible to
Danny,
this the log from a short discussion about how to provide the
documentation for Sphinx to our users. Can you think of some
easy way to automate at least the notification process that
the docs changed?
knielsen, shodan IMHO it wuold be best if Sphinx could notify us
automatically about c
Arjen,
What do you mean by "can be tricky and more often than not causes hassles",
and in general, what is the semantics of a DDL KILL operation? For example,
are you allowed to leave temporary files and if not, who is responsible for
cleaning them up -- the engine or the server?
I am afraid
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