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    1. General Information
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    46 MySQL Technical Reference for Version 4.0.3    Multiple result sets.    Make it possible to specify long_query_time with a granularity in microseconds.    Link the myisampack code into the server.    Port of the MySQL code to QNX.    Port of the MySQL code to BeOS.    Port of the MySQL clients to LynxOS.    Add a temporary key bu er cache during INSERT/DELETE/UPDATE so that we can grace- fully recover if the index le gets full.    If you perform an  ALTER TABLE  on a table that is symlinked to another disk,  create temporary tables on this disk.    Implement a DATE/DATETIME type that handles time zone information properly so that dealing with dates in di erent time zones is easier.    FreeBSD and MIT-pthreads; do sleeping threads take CPU time?    Check if locked threads take any CPU time.    Fix con gure so that one can compile all libraries (like MyISAM) without threads.    Add  an  option  to  periodically   ush  key  pages  for  tables  with  delayed  keys  if  they haven't been used in a while.    Allow join on key parts (optimisation issue).    INSERT SQL_CONCURRENT and mysqld --concurrent-insert to do a concurrent insert at the end of the le if the le is read-locked.    Server-side cursors.    Check if lockd works with modern Linux kernels; if not, we have to x lockd!  To test this, start mysqld with --enable-locking and run the di erent fork* test suits.  They shouldn't give any errors if lockd works.    Allow SQL variables in LIMIT, like in LIMIT @a,@b.    Allow update of variables in UPDATE statements.  For example:  UPDATE TABLE foo SET @a=a+b,a=@a, b=@a+c.    Change when user variables are updated so that one can use them with  GROUP BY, as in the following example:  SELECT id, @a:=COUNT(*), SUM(sum_col)/@a FROM table_ name GROUP BY id.    Don't add automatic DEFAULT values to columns.  Give an error when using an INSERT that doesn't contain a column that doesn't have a DEFAULT.    Fix  `libmysql.c'  to  allow  two  mysql_query()  commands  in  a  row  without  reading results or give a nice error message when one does this.    Check why MIT-pthreads ctime() doesn't work on some FreeBSD systems.    Add  an  IMAGE  option  to  LOAD DATA INFILE  to  not  update  TIMESTAMP  and  AUTO_ INCREMENT  elds.    Added LOAD DATE INFILE ... UPDATE syntax.    For tables with primary keys, if the data contains the primary key, entries match- ing that primary key are updated from the remainder of the columns.  However, columns missing from the incoming data feed are not touched.
     

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