BACKUP TABLE TO 'directory'
sasha@mysql.sashanet.com authored
RESTORE TABLE FROM 'directory'
log on slave when it connects to the master
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BUILD Updates for release
BitKeeper/etc Merge paul@work.mysql.com:/home/bk/mysql
Build-tools Fixes for 3.23.24
Docs Added information about MERGE tables
Images Import changeset
NEW-RPMS Import changeset
client Update to new root alloc, OPTIMIZE TABLE and some other changes
dbug Updated benchmark and results for PostgreSQL 7.0.2
extra Fixes for Ia64
heap Updated benchmark and results for PostgreSQL 7.0.2
include BACKUP TABLE TO 'directory'
isam Fixes for Ia64
libmysql Update to new root alloc, OPTIMIZE TABLE and some other changes
libmysql_r don't depend on mit-pthread files
man Import changeset
merge Updated benchmark and results for PostgreSQL 7.0.2
mit-pthreads Fix for compilation ; Turned of RCS flag for all files to avoid
myisam Fixes for FULLTEXT and TIME type
myisammrg Updates for release
mysql-test Import changeset
mysys Update to new root alloc, OPTIMIZE TABLE and some other changes
readline Update to new root alloc, OPTIMIZE TABLE and some other changes
regex Updated benchmark and results for PostgreSQL 7.0.2
repl-tests added sleep to allow time for replication to the alter table test
scripts Fixes for FULLTEXT and TIME type
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sql
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support-files
tests
vio
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Makefile.am
README
acconfig.h
acinclude.m4
config.guess
config.sub
configure.in
install-sh
ltconfig
ltmain.sh
missing
mkinstalldirs
mysql.proj
stamp-h.in
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