From: Warren Young
Date: July 20 2007 12:49pm
Subject: Re: How to retrieve ENUM values by INDEX
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Zeddy Chirombe wrote:
> 
> I was
> hoping that Warren, since he is the authority here, could liaise with MySQL
> fellows to expose this info, so from MySQL++ perspective, we could then
> choose to make a call like raw_enum(int), inplace for raw_data(int), or
> vice-vesa.

The physical phenomenon of orbiting objects is interesting.  It's 
incorrect to say only that the moon goes around the Earth; the Earth 
also goes around the moon.  As the moon moves, it moves the Earth, and 
vice versa.  This is how the moon manages to temporarily change the 
height of Earth's oceans by approximately 1 part in 10 million.

MySQL++ is like that to MySQL, Inc.