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Fixed problem when using LOCK
TABLES and BDB tables.
Fixed problem with REPAIR TABLE
on MyISAM tables with row lengths in the
range from 65517 to 65520 bytes.
Fixed rare hang when doing mysqladmin shutdown when there was a lot of activity in other threads.
Fixed problem with INSERT
DELAYED where delayed thread could be hanging on
upgrading locks for no apparent reason.
Fixed problem with myisampack and
BLOB.
Fixed problem when one edited .MRG tables
by hand. (Patch from Benjamin Pflugmann).
Enforce that all tables in a MERGE table
come from the same database.
Fixed bug with LOAD
DATA INFILE and transactional tables.
Fix bug when using INSERT
DELAYED with wrong column definition.
Fixed core dump during REPAIR
TABLE of some particularly broken tables.
Fixed bug in InnoDB and
AUTO_INCREMENT columns.
Fixed bug in InnoDB and
RENAME TABLE columns.
Fixed critical bug in InnoDB and
BLOB columns. If you have used
BLOB columns larger than 8000
bytes in an InnoDB table, it is necessary
to dump the table with mysqldump, drop it
and restore it from the dump.
Applied large patch for OS/2 from Yuri Dario.
Fixed problem with InnoDB when one could
get the error Can't execute the given
command... even when no transaction was active.
Applied some minor fixes that concern Gemini.
Use real arithmetic operations even in integer context if not all arguments are integers. (Fixes uncommon bug in some integer contexts).
Do not force everything to lowercase on Windows. (To fix
problem with Windows and ALTER
TABLE.) Now
--lower_case_table_names also
works on Unix.
Fixed that automatic rollback is done when thread end doesn't lock other threads.

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