Hello Jeremy,
Get it. Thank you very much.
Wednesday, January 17, 2001, 5:07:34 PM, you wrote:
JDZ> On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 04:40:24PM +0800, liye wrote:
>> I need a 3.23 server in addition to an old 3.22 one in my box, with
>> seperate DBs. my application may also access the 2 servers(DBs)
>> simultaneously. The two installations load different versions of
>> libmysqlclient.so(6.0.0 and 10.0.0). Can the old library access
>> server of later version fullfunctionally?
JDZ> Yes.
JDZ> In fact, I usually install the client libraries separate from my
JDZ> server installs on the same machine.
JDZ> For the client libraries, I do `./configure --without-server' in a
JDZ> mysql-3.22.32 source tree to install client libraries into the default
JDZ> place (/usr/local/...). That way I can build the Perl modules and not
JDZ> have to upgrade them each time I upgrade the server code.
JDZ> For the server install, I do `./configure --prefix=/home/mysql' in the
JDZ> latest source tree and that puts a FULL install under /home/mysql
JDZ> where it's isolated from the rest of the system.
JDZ> This makes server upgrades very easy. I never have broken client
JDZ> libraries and never have to wander all over the filesystem trying to
JDZ> find mysql related stuff.
JDZ> Jeremy
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Best regards,
liye mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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