(General code cleanup, use the GRANT statement instead of updating
   the privilege tables directly, added option to revoke privileges)

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   ANALYZE TABLE)

  Don't allow access outside the string

   instead of being an individual file to avoid redundancy

  When FLUSH LOGS is called, flush InnoDB logs to disk also in the case innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit=0

  Make sure we do not do insert buffer merge in fast shutdown even if there is some buglet which increments srv_activity_counter during a shutdown

  Make buffer pool flush batches bigger as that may save some time if fsync is very inefficient

  Make ANALYZE TABLE to update index cardinality and other statistics also for an InnoDB table; note that the estimates are based on 10 random dives, not on an exhaustive read of the table

(There was a problem on some AMD system when the floating point precision wasn't accurate enough)

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from Monty.

Added optimzation for clustered index
Fixed bug in UPDATE ... ORDER BY
Fixed handling of UPDATE ... LIMIT

  Enable 'LOAD LOCAL INFILE', for parity with unix binaries.

more detailed explanation of record header and column 
storage.

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   Christian Hammers for providing this patch

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   discovering this)

  Give sensible advice to the user if InnoDB notices index corruption

into eagle.mysql.r18.ru:/home/vva/work/LOADDATA_BUG/mysql-4.0

into eagle.mysql.r18.ru:/home/vva/work/LOADDATA_BUG/mysql-4.0

  No buffer pool activity in SHOW INNODB STATUS actually meant no page gets

  If HAVE_purify is defined, define UNIV_SET_MEM_TO_ZERO to eliminate Purify warnings

  Do not set buffer pool to zero when we start up: that takes too much time for big buffer pools; Purify users must define UNIV_SET_MEM_TO_ZERO in univ.i to eliminate spurious (?) Purify warnings

  Prevent crash if MySQL calls rnd_end WITOUT calling rnd_init first: only restore active_index if it the old value was pushed in rnd_init
  Initialize active_index to a sensible value: prevent crash if we restore it to the original value after an table scan

  Make InnoDB to restore old active_index value after a table scan: MySQL may assume that a scan does NOT change active_index; this partially fixes bug 241 of UPDATE ... ORDER BY ... but it still remains that MySQL actually ignores the ORDER BY for both MyISAM and InnoDB tables
log0recv.c:
  Use fflush to make sure report of a corrupt log record is printed to .err log before mysqld crashes

  Do not allow InnoDB to cache result set in HANDLER because user can use PREV and NEXT and scroll the cursor

  Allow HANDLER PREV and NEXT also after positioning the cursor with a unique search on the primary key

  Better fix for the ON DELETE SET NULL problem

  Fix bug: we did not allow ON DELETE SET NULL to modify the same table where the delete was made; we can allow it because that cannot produce infinite loops cascaded operations

  Fix crash in HANDLER PREV or NEXT if the cursor was positioned using a unique search condition on the primary key: in that case InnoDB does NOT store the cursor position for later fetch prev or next

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