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revno: 3383 revision-id: georgi.kodinov@oracle.com-20110818083108-qa3h3ufqu4zne80a committer: Georgi Kodinov <Georgi.Kodinov@Oracle.com> timestamp: Thu 2011-08-18 11:31:08 +0300 message: Bug #11766001: 59026: ALLOW MULTIPLE --PLUGIN-LOAD OPTIONS Implemented support for a new command line option : --plugin-load-add=<comma-separated-name-equals-value-list> This option takes the same type of arguments that --plugin-load does and complements --plugin-load (that continues to operate as before) by appending its argument to the list specified by --plugin-load. So --plugin-load can be considered a composite option consisting of resetting the plugin load list and then calling --plugin-load-add to process the argument. Note that the order in which you specify --plugin-load and --plugin-load-add is important : "--plugin-load=x --plugin-load-add=y" will be equivalent to "--plugin-load=x,y" whereas "--plugin-load-add=y --plugin-load=x" will be equivalent to "plugin-load=x". Incompatible change : the --help --verbose command will no longer print the --plugin-load variable's values (as it doesn't have one). Otherwise both --plugin-load and --plugin-load-add are mentioned in it.
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--source include/not_windows_embedded.inc
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--source include/have_example_plugin.inc
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if (!$MYPLUGLIB_SO) {
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--echo needs SIMPLE_PARSER plugin
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}
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if (!$LIBDAEMON_EXAMPLE_SO) {
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--echo needs DAEMON_EXAMPLE plugin
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}
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if (!$DIALOG_EXAMPLES_SO) {
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--echo needs dialog examples plugins
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}
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SELECT @@global.example_enum_var = 'e2';
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--sorted_result
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select plugin_name, plugin_status from information_schema.plugins
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where plugin_name in ('SIMPLE_PARSER', 'EXAMPLE',
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'DAEMON_EXAMPLE', 'TWO_QUESTIONS', 'THREE_ATTEMPTS');
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