1. 05 Aug, 2004 4 commits
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      mysqld.cc, mysql_test_run.c: · c0cc90c2
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        Changed URL in error message, page has moved
      
      
      netware/mysql_test_run.c:
        Changed URL in error message, page has moved
      sql/mysqld.cc:
        Changed URL in error message, page has moved
      BitKeeper/etc/logging_ok:
        Logging to logging@openlogging.org accepted
      c0cc90c2
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      wl2010 · c1674294
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      Added NDB_DEBUG(--with-debug) and NDB_DEBUG_FULL(--with-debug=full)
      
      
      
      configure.in:
        Added NDB_DEBUG(--with-debug) and NDB_DEBUG_FULL(--with-debug=full)
      c1674294
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      Cleanup in libmysql. · f47a0b9f
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      libmysql/libmysql.c:
        Cleanup of conversion part of libmysql (prepared statements protocol):
        - now we have basic support for any conversion sequence:
          when we don't implement direct conversion of given value to requested 
          buffer type (i.e. time -> double, or the other way around) we
          first convert i.e. time -> string and then call string -> double 
          conversion.
          param->offset is now handled only in one place.
        - conversion functions renamed from send_data_{string, long, double}
          to fetch_{string,long,double}_with_conversion. Don't be confused
          with strange diff for send_data_long: I had to move send_data_string
          before all other sends as it's used inside thesm. (Shall we have
          a forward declaration instead?-)
        - a little cleanup in read_binary_{date,time,datetime} - now type of
          date value is set inside these functions, so we can be sure
          that we always return fully filled MYSQL_TIME structure to the user
        - float -> string conversion is fixed to honor param->precision. 
          This is a step forward in fixing bug#4172
      tests/client_test.c:
        test fix: now libmysql always sets MYSQL_TIME::time_type field.
        We need to set these fields in the test as later _in values are compared
        with canonical by plain memcmp.
      f47a0b9f
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