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Steinar H. Gunderson authored
We have an SQL mode called PAD_CHAR_TO_FULL_LENGTH that changes CHAR(n) behavior to be more like ANSI, in that it keeps the full padding when converting from CHAR to VARCHAR. However, it's poorly supported (ie., indexes don't seem to heed it), and it doesn't seem to be widely used. Instead of having it linger in its current half-baked state, just deprecate it for later removal. Change-Id: Ib15a74f28797716cbe8f8cc1ae985726bc674ffa
Steinar H. Gunderson authoredWe have an SQL mode called PAD_CHAR_TO_FULL_LENGTH that changes CHAR(n) behavior to be more like ANSI, in that it keeps the full padding when converting from CHAR to VARCHAR. However, it's poorly supported (ie., indexes don't seem to heed it), and it doesn't seem to be widely used. Instead of having it linger in its current half-baked state, just deprecate it for later removal. Change-Id: Ib15a74f28797716cbe8f8cc1ae985726bc674ffa
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