libzdb-general July 2012

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OS X Mountain Lion and libzdb
by Jan-Henrik Haukeland 29 Jul '12

29 Jul '12

Just a quick FYI for those attempting to build libzdb 2.10.5 on OS X (10.8) Mountain Lion. Libzdb failed to build on 10.8 because Apple had removed libfl which was required to build a scanner tool used by libzdb. Thanks to a patch from Johan Bergström, I have uploaded a new version of libzdb 2.10.5 which modify configure to also check for libl which works equally well for libzdb. There are no other changes other than configure.ac so I decided to keep the version number. (Apologies to package purists which may not like this). So if you have updated to Mountain Lion, please download libzdb _again_ from http://tildeslash.com/libzdb/dist/libzdb-2.10.5.tar.gz and it should work again.

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DATE_FORMAT
by Hans Richardo 25 Jul '12

25 Jul '12

Dear all, How to use DATE_FORMAT on query with zdb? I have a query which use DATE_FORMAT( DATE_START, '%d-%m-%Y %k:%i:%s' ) AS DATE_START The return from ResultSet_getStringByName( r, "DATE_START" ) is -1208391138-Success-2012 16:0:(null) The data on table is 2012-04-19 16:04:00 so the result should be 19-04-2012 16:04:00 Please help me, Thanks

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[Announce] libzdb 2.10.5
by Jan-Henrik Haukeland 13 Jul '12

13 Jul '12

Hi everyone Version 2.10.5 of libzdb is available: Download: http://tildeslash.com/libzdb/dist/libzdb-2.10.5.tar.gz MD5 checksum: 275007ec5a6fcc41216de36df4d9e776 This release adds automatically URL unescaping of the following URL components; credentials, path and parameter values. This was added as a result of the discussion today on the mailing list where it became clear that libzdb 2.10.4 and previous versions did not support the '@' char in password as well as certain other chars in parameter values. URL unsafe characters can now be used in the above mentioned components by escaping (encode) them. See for example http://www.december.com/html/spec/esccodes.html for an overview of the most common chars and their escaped versions. For example: A connection URL with the password 'b@r', must URL encode '@' using %40. So the connection URL becomes: mysql://localhost:3306/test?user=foo&password=b%40r or mysql://foo:b%40r@localhost:3306/test

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MySQL Password
by Hans Richardo 13 Jul '12

13 Jul '12

Dear all, Have you tried using @ symbol on your MySQL password? I can't connect to my db cause it use @ in the password The error message on abort handler : Failed to start connection pool -- no password specified in URL How to solve this without change the db password? Thanks

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libzdb-general July 2012