This is a Monthly Rapid Update release of the MySQL Enterprise Server 5.0.
This release was withdrawn from production due to the side effect produced by Bug#20748. It has been replaced by MySQL 5.0.66a, which should be used instead.
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Functionality added or changed:
mysql-test-run.pl now supports
--client-bindir
and
--client-libdir
options for specifying the
directory where client binaries and libraries are located.
(Bug#34995)
Bugs fixed:
Incompatible Change:
An additional correction to the original MySQL 5.0.64 fix was
made to normalize directory names before adding them to the list
of directories. This prevents /etc/
and
/etc
from being considered different, for
example.
(Bug#20748)
See also Bug#38180.
Replication: Some kinds of internal errors, such as Out of memory errors, could cause the server to crash when replicating statements with user variables.
certain internal errors. (Bug#37150)
Some binary distributions had a duplicate “-64bit” suffix in the file name. (Bug#37623)
The mysql client failed to recognize comment
lines consisting of --
followed by a newline.
(Bug#36244)
An empty bit-string literal (b''
) caused a
server crash. Now the value is parsed as an empty bit value
(which is treated as an empty string in string context or 0 in
numeric context).
(Bug#35658)
mysqlbinlog left temporary files on the disk after shutdown, leading to the pollution of the temporary directory, which eventually caused mysqlbinlog to fail. This caused problems in testing and other situations where mysqlbinlog might be invoked many times in a relatively short period of time. (Bug#35543)
The code for detecting a byte order mark (BOM) caused mysql to crash for empty input. (Bug#35480)
The mysql client incorrectly parsed statements containing the word “delimiter” in mid-statement.
The fix for this bug had the side effect of causing the problem reported in Bug#38158, so it was reverted in MySQL 5.0.67. (Bug#33812)
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