* Documentation in .CHM and .HLP format has been removed from the distribution.
* For some procedure and parameter combinations SQLProcedureColumns() did not
work correctly. For example, it could not return records for an existing
procedure with correct parameters supplied.
* Further, it returned incorrect data for column 7, TYPE_NAME. For example, it
returned VARCHAR(20) instead of VARCHAR.
* The MySQL Connector/ODBC MSI installer did not set the InstallLocation value
in the Microsoft Windows registry.
* In bulk upload mode, SQLExecute would return SQL_SUCCESS, even when the
uploaded data contained errors, such as primary key duplication, and foreign
key violation.
* SQLDescribeCol and SQLColAttribute could not be called before SQLExecute, if
the query was parameterized and not all parameters were bound.
* Note, MSDN states that “For performance reasons, an application should not
call SQLColAttribute/SQLDescribeCol before executing a statement.” However,
it should still be possible to do so if performance reasons are not paramount.
* When SQLNumResultCols() was called between SQLPrepare() and SQLExecute() the
driver ran SET @@sql_select_limit=1, which limited the resultset to just one
row.
* After installing MySQL Connector/ODBC, the system DSN created could not be
configured or deleted. An error dialog was displayed, showing the error
message “Invalid attribute string”.
* In this case the problem was due to the fact that the driver could not parse
the NULL-separated connection string.
* When used after a call to SQLTables(), SQLRowCount() did not return the
correct value.
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