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Erlend Dahl authored
Problem: a number of mysql clients and utilities report a version string when for instance started with the '-V' option. The version numbers reported aren't consistently updated and don't make sense any more. Also, the version strings vary with respect to punctuation and use of parentheses. This looks untidy and not very professional. Solution: keep the version string reported by the server, and make that the standard for all clients/utilities. Do not report specific version numbers. The patch also adds the standard Oracle welcome notice to a few clients that didn't use it. Approved by Jon Olav Hauglid <jon.hauglid@oracle.com>
Erlend Dahl authoredProblem: a number of mysql clients and utilities report a version string when for instance started with the '-V' option. The version numbers reported aren't consistently updated and don't make sense any more. Also, the version strings vary with respect to punctuation and use of parentheses. This looks untidy and not very professional. Solution: keep the version string reported by the server, and make that the standard for all clients/utilities. Do not report specific version numbers. The patch also adds the standard Oracle welcome notice to a few clients that didn't use it. Approved by Jon Olav Hauglid <jon.hauglid@oracle.com>
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