How to apply mysql patch
I'm using a mysql 5.0.13.rc database which I control. Some new users are querying the database with a vendor supplied client, modification of which is not easy to do, which is giving errors along the line of:
Unknown column 'x.x' in 'on clause'
when it begins to query the data in my database.
After some research I think this is related to a new feature added in 5.0.12.rc which tightens allowable syntax that the server will accept in regard to certain join queries to make them in accord with SQL:2003.
The fix for this is in 5.0.16, but that is not released yet. I could go backwards to version 5.0.11 (can't go to 4.x because I need to be able to do views in the server) or I could apply the patch I see included in bug #13832. The problem is I don't follow how to apply the patch to my server. Is it just a matter of updating or replacing some code in a c file and recompiling the source? Anyone able to supply some simple hos to patch instructions? The server is on a FreeBSD 5.4 system. Thanks.
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