On 15.04.2003 17:52, Robin H. Johnson wrote:
look at sql/lex.h MANY more symbols there.
Yes, but there ALL symbols (and functions). In reserved words we should IMHO have only these that are not allowed for normal use in MySQL. Thats exactly what sql-bench/crash-me.sh tests.
Michal C(ihar( a écrit:
On 15.04.2003 17:52, Robin H. Johnson wrote:
look at sql/lex.h MANY more symbols there.
Yes, but there ALL symbols (and functions). In reserved words we should IMHO have only these that are not allowed for normal use in MySQL. Thats exactly what sql-bench/crash-me.sh tests.
I agree.
Marc
Michal C(ihar( a écrit:
On 15.04.2003 17:52, Robin H. Johnson wrote:
look at sql/lex.h MANY more symbols there.
Yes, but there ALL symbols (and functions). In reserved words we should IMHO have only these that are not allowed for normal use in MySQL. Thats exactly what sql-bench/crash-me.sh tests.
And when we get one correct list of reserved words, we should update the list in libraries/sqlparser.data.php3, remove badwords.txt and change libraries/common.lib.php3 PMA_checkReservedWords().
Marc
On Wednesday 16 of April 2003 19:30, Marc Delisle wrote:
And when we get one correct list of reserved words, we should update the list in libraries/sqlparser.data.php3, remove badwords.txt and change libraries/common.lib.php3 PMA_checkReservedWords().
Definitely, I just started to wonder that we have two as I saw ChangeLog :-)