Hi!
On Oct 05, antony@stripped wrote:
> ChangeSet@stripped, 2007-10-05 09:01:44-07:00, acurtis@stripped +35 -0
> Bug#31149
> "Warnings and Error messages printed multiple times"
> Many things may result in duplicate error messages which would give user no
> additional
> information. These messages may be result of different phases of the same action
> (prepare to do action vs executing action) or as consequence of similar but not
> identical tests.
> If a message is pushed and later another identical message but with a higher
> level
> is pushed, the existing message has its level upgraded. For all duplicates, the
> warn_count property is incremented so no information is lost but we do not do
> anything
> with this property yet.
No, there could be a valid case when some warning is generated many
times (for different events, of course), such as
CREATE TABLE t2 (a varchar(30000), b varchar(30000), index(a), index(b));
So, please, instead of adding |uniq for warnings, although it's an
original idea, ensure that a "key was too long" warning is *generated*
only once.
Regards / Mit vielen Grüssen,
Sergei
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