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August 25, 2005
Catching up on MySQL
It's been too long since I've spent an evening in the MySQL docs (something I once did every evening). Updating to the latest 5.0.x release is always a good thing, expecially when looking over the list of functionality changes and bug fixes in the recent releases.
A quick list of noteworthy things that have changed in the last several releases:
- 5.0.9 - Recursion in stored routines is now disabled
- 5.0.10 - SHOW TRIGGERS added, trigger lock problems fixed, trigger namespace changes from table-level to database-level
- 5.0.11 - Stored procedure limit increased from 64K to 4G, mysqldump includes triggers
- 5.0.12 - FLUSH no longer allowed from within routines, new sleep() function
Apologies to the developers who slaved over new features that's didn't catch my eye.
Posted by mike at August 25, 2005 12:39 AM
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