24 Aug
2001
24 Aug
'01
1:25 p.m.
Olivier wrote:
Well I find that quite strange. I had tested a bit and really thought
comments were harmless in sql queries. Well, as nobody had answered
after I had said I would suppress remove_remark(), I did it.
May be the comments contain ';'... If this is the case, there may be
no need to get remove_remark() back. (I had forgotten the possibility
of ';' in comments).
Anyway, if you try to remove comments again, you have to ignore '#' that
are in SQL strings if you don't want to bring back the # bug (#444279).
I'm sorry but I'll be unavailable through the next week because of
vacation. Good luck for the 2.2.0-final!
still seems ok over here... (just tested with a
few pma-generated
dumps).
Indeed, whith a pma generated dump (beginning with comments)
containing more than one query (eg create a table then inserts data)
not using the remove_remark function make phpMyAdmin fails.