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Fixed problem with
--low-priority-updates and
INSERT statements.
Fixed bug in slave thread when under some rare circumstances it could get 22 bytes ahead on the offset in the master.
Added slave_net_timeout for
replication.
Fixed problem with UPDATE and
BDB tables.
Fixed hard bug in BDB tables when using key
parts.
Fixed problem when using GRANT FILE ON database.*
...; previously we added the
DROP privilege for the
database.
Fixed DELETE FROM and tbl_name
... LIMIT 0UPDATE FROM
,
which acted as though the tbl_name ... LIMIT 0LIMIT clause was
not present (they deleted or updated all selected rows).
CHECK TABLE now checks whether
an AUTO_INCREMENT column contains the value
0.
Sending a SIGHUP to
mysqld now only flushes the logs, but does
not reset the replication.
Fixed parser to allow floats of type 1.0e1
(no sign after e).
Added option
--warnings
to mysqld. Now mysqld
prints the error Aborted connection only if
this option is used.
Fixed problem with SHOW CREATE
TABLE when you didn't have a PRIMARY
KEY.
Properly fixed the rename of
innodb_unix_file_flush_method variable to
innodb_flush_method.
Fixed bug when converting BIGINT UNSIGNED
to DOUBLE. This caused a
problem when doing comparisons with
BIGINT values outside of the
signed range.
Fixed bug in BDB tables when querying empty
tables.
Fixed a bug when using
COUNT(DISTINCT) with
LEFT JOIN and there weren't any matching
rows.
Removed all documentation referring to the
GEMINI table type.
GEMINI is not released under an Open Source
license.

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