10 messages in com.mysql.lists.bugsRE: Repeatable mysql 'update' bug - l...
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Sander Pilon18 May 2000 08:14 
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Sander Pilon18 May 2000 10:54 
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Michael Widenius22 May 2000 04:48 
Subject:RE: Repeatable mysql 'update' bug - lockup / cpu drain.
From:Sander Pilon (san@3dnews.net)
Date:05/18/2000 10:54:29 AM
List:com.mysql.lists.bugs

I can verify that this causes an error in 3.22.29, but it works just fine with 3.23.16.

So does this warrant a new release of 3.22, or is the solution to upgrade to 3.23 even though it isnt a fully stable system?

I havent had any problems with 3.23.16, and as has been said on this list before, it is equally or more stable than 3.22 for anything that 3.22 did, but maybe not production level on all new features (such as BDB transactions, binary replication etc).

SELECT 3-22.feature,3-22.stability,3-23.stability FROM 3-22 LEFT JOIN 3-23 ON 3-22.feature = 3-23.feature;

IMO, a 3.22 patch should be released. Why? 3.22 is marketed as 'stable' release and contains reproducable lockups. These things do not belong in 'stable' releases :)

So... you are saying that 3.32.16 is as stable as 3.22.32, as long as I dont use any of the new tricks?

Sander