On 8/18/08, Brian Aker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi! > > Two different from syntax: > > > show variables LIKE "warning_count"; > > show variables where variable_name LIKE "warning_count"; > > Can we remove the second syntax for now? I_S gives you the same and this > wold allow me to drop a tricky bit that is giving me some difficulty in > refactoring. It is implemented as a hidden/materialized table and in the > process of getting I_S/Table under control I want that gone (I_S in drizzle > will not be materialized).
I didn't even know the 2nd syntax existed :) (then again, I also didn't know about mysqlbinlog --start-position and --end-position, so I've been using head, tail and grep all this time)... point being...trash it. I_S will give us a *real* query, not a faux query that looks like a query but isn't really a query, and takes longer to type anyway. -Sheeri
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