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Alexander Barkov authored
- The "spath" column does not get replaces with $MYSQLD_DATADIR, because it does not include the drive letter part, e.g. C:\. Removing excluding spath from the "SELECT ... FROM dir1" query - Warnings return slightly different text on Linux and Windows. Linux has extra "/./" part: DATADIR/./test/t1vec1 "--replace_result $MYSQLD_DATADIR DATADIR/" does not help. Using --replace_regex instead. modified: mysql-test/suite/connect/r/vec.result mysql-test/suite/connect/t/vec.test
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