Credits
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• A
SET
value must be the empty string or a value consisting only of the values listed in the column
definition separated by commas. For a column defined as
SET('a','b','c')
, values such as
'd'
or
'a,b,c,d'
are illegal and are rejected.
Errors for invalid values can be suppressed in strict mode if you use
INSERT IGNORE
or
UPDATE
IGNORE
. In this case, a warning is generated rather than an error. For
ENUM
, the value is inserted as
the error member (
0
). For
SET
, the value is inserted as given except that any invalid substrings are
deleted. For example,
'a,x,b,y'
results in a value of
'a,b'
.
1.9. Credits
The following sections list developers, contributors, and supporters that have helped to make MySQL
what it is today.
1.9.1. Contributors to MySQL
Although Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates own all copyrights in the
MySQL server
and the
MySQL manual
, we wish to recognize those who have made contributions of one kind or another to
the
MySQL distribution
. Contributors are listed here, in somewhat random order:
• Gianmassimo Vigazzola
<qwerg@mbox.vol.it>
or
<qwerg@tin.it>
The initial port to Win32/NT.
• Per Eric Olsson
For constructive criticism and real testing of the dynamic record format.
• Irena Pancirov
<irena@mail.yacc.it>
Win32 port with Borland compiler.
mysqlshutdown.exe
and
mysqlwatch.exe
.
• David J. Hughes
For the effort to make a shareware SQL database. At TcX, the predecessor of MySQL AB, we
started with
mSQL
, but found that it couldn't satisfy our purposes so instead we wrote an SQL
interface to our application builder Unireg.
mysqladmin
and
mysql
client are programs that were
largely influenced by their
mSQL
counterparts. We have put a lot of effort into making the MySQL
syntax a superset of
mSQL
. Many of the API's ideas are borrowed from
mSQL
to make it easy to port
free
mSQL
programs to the MySQL API. The MySQL software doesn't contain any code from
mSQL
.
Two files in the distribution (
client/insert_test.c
and
client/select_test.c
) are based
on the corresponding (noncopyrighted) files in the
mSQL
distribution, but are modified as examples
showing the changes necessary to convert code from
mSQL
to MySQL Server. (
mSQL
is copyrighted
David J. Hughes.)
• Patrick Lynch
For helping us acquire http://www.mysql.com/.
• Fred Lindberg
For setting up qmail to handle the MySQL mailing list and for the incredible help we got in managing
the MySQL mailing lists.
• Igor Romanenko
<igor@frog.kiev.ua>
mysqldump
(previously
msqldump
, but ported and enhanced by Monty).
• Yuri Dario
For keeping up and extending the MySQL OS/2 port.
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