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Mayank Prasad authored
Details : - During server initialization, when boolean values 1/true OR 0/false are given, then they were accpected but if on/off were given then they were being considered wrong. Reason : - During server initialization, while checking for the valid values for boolean parameters, only 1/true AND 0/false were being checked. Solution : - Added code to check for On/Off and if found, make them valid values. Test case innodb_file_per_table_basic.test is already there to check this parameter. So no new test case required. I just added --innodb_file_per_table in master.opt files with value On (Default) so that at startup this fix could be verified.
Mayank Prasad authoredDetails : - During server initialization, when boolean values 1/true OR 0/false are given, then they were accpected but if on/off were given then they were being considered wrong. Reason : - During server initialization, while checking for the valid values for boolean parameters, only 1/true AND 0/false were being checked. Solution : - Added code to check for On/Off and if found, make them valid values. Test case innodb_file_per_table_basic.test is already there to check this parameter. So no new test case required. I just added --innodb_file_per_table in master.opt files with value On (Default) so that at startup this fix could be verified.
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