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Added SLAVE START and SLAVE
STOP statements.
Added TYPE=QUICK option to CHECK
TABLE and to REPAIR TABLE.
Fixed bug in REPAIR TABLE when the table
was in use by other threads.
Added a thread cache to make it possible to debug MySQL with gdb when one does a lot of reconnects. This also improves systems where you can't use persistent connections.
Lots of fixes in the Berkeley DB interface.
UPDATE IGNORE does not abort if an update
results in a DUPLICATE_KEY error.
Put CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE commands in the
update log.
Fixed bug in handling of masked IP numbers in the privilege tables.
Fixed bug with delay_key_write tables and
CHECK TABLE.
Added --replicate-do-db and
--replicate-ignore-db options to
mysqld, to restrict which databases get
replicated.
Added SQL_LOG_BIN option.

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