Forwarded Message: > To: Martin Brülisauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: MySQL 3.23.52 > Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 14:15:42 +0200 > ----- > Your message cannot be posted to [EMAIL PROTECTED] because it did not > follow the format expected by our spam/off-topic filter. To this list we > accept only repeatable bugs reports, meaning that you can describe a > set of steps we can follow to repeat the bug on our systems. > > If you are having problems with MySQL but are unable to provide the required > description, and have not purchased a support contract from MySQL AB, > you should send your message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and possibly one of our > knowledgable users or developers will help you. However, we do not guarantee > that every message on [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be answered. We can afford > to provide free code, but unfortunately, we cannot afford to provide > guaranteed free support on top of that. We do, nevertheless, fix our bugs > regardless of who reports them and whose systems they affect, and will > investigate your problem if you can prove to us with a test case that the > error is in our code and not yours. > > If you have purchased a support contract from MySQL AB, you should follow > the standard support request procedure to report this problem. Support > contracts are available at https://order.mysql.com/. > > If you are able to describe how we can repeat the problem, include the string > "How-To-Repeat:" in the body of your message, followed by the detailed > description of what we need to do to make it happen, and our filter will > accept your message. If you use mysqlbug script, which comes with the MySQL > distribution, to post the message, it will be automatically accepted. > > You have written the following: > > ---start of your message---- > Hi, > > When compiling MySQL 3.23.52 on > > Linux/Alpha 2.4.19 using > - gcc 3.2.1 (snapshot 20020901) > - binutils 2.13 (release) > - glibc-2.2.92 (snapshot (20020901) > > I have to compile the c++ modules with > the optimization -O1 instead of -O4 (default). > With -O4 MyISAM tables are sometimes (random) > wrong. Fields of type INT(11) are shown and > used as "INT(11), zerofill". Due to lack of > time I did not analyze where the problem is > but I guess somewhere in sql_analyze.cc. > > When creating the tables and MySQL is started > with "enable-log", I can see the correct > "CREATE TABLE" statements. After the create > "DESCRIBE <TABLENAME>" produces the wrong > result and if I insert tuples and read them > back, they are zerofilled. > > This problem exists also using: > > - MySQL 2.23.51 (on any compiler/binutils > combination). > > - gcc-3.2 (release) > - gcc-3.1.1 (release) > - gcc-3.1 (release) > - gcc-3.0.4 (release) > - binutils-2.10.0.33 (release) > - glibc-2.2.5 (release) > - glibc-2.2 (release) > > Workaround: Change the -O4 flag to -O1 in the > Makefile. > > > With best regards, > Martin Brulisauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > ---end of your message------- > > MySQL Development Team >
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