"renniw one" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> In the mysql documentation, a mysql name is said to consist of 'three
> numbers and a suffix'. However, I have come across mysql versions such
> 3.23.56a, 4.0.12-nt and have read of versions like 3.23.33-log. The
> documentation lists -alpha, -beta, -gamma as suffixes. So, are 'a', '-nt'
> and '-log' considered to be suffixes also? Does the 'a' of 3.23.56a stand
> for '-alpha' or is it indicative of a platform the mysql server is
> installed?
>From MySQL manual:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Release_philosophy.html
If we, after the release is done, get any bug reports that there was (after all)
anything critically wrong with the build on a specific platform, we will fix this at
once and build a new 'a' release for that platform. Thanks to our large user base,
problems are found quickly.
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