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Magnus Blåudd authored
- when setting the sql_mode to strict you now get a warning telling that one should also set some other modes since those will be part of strict in the future. - this causes tests which modifies sql_mode and then set it back to default to get an additional warning when setting the sql_mode back - record the warning in the result file, just like have been done elsewhere - also 'strict' sql_mode no longer contains NO_ZERO_DATE, so in a few test there is a need to explicitly turn off also that mode to allow the specific table to be created. - see WL8596
Magnus Blåudd authored- when setting the sql_mode to strict you now get a warning telling that one should also set some other modes since those will be part of strict in the future. - this causes tests which modifies sql_mode and then set it back to default to get an additional warning when setting the sql_mode back - record the warning in the result file, just like have been done elsewhere - also 'strict' sql_mode no longer contains NO_ZERO_DATE, so in a few test there is a need to explicitly turn off also that mode to allow the specific table to be created. - see WL8596
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