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[ILUG] MySQL TAB completion weirdness

[ILUG] MySQL TAB completion weirdness

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Tue Dec 21 07:55:38 GMT 2004


The default setting for TAB completion in MySQL 4.1.7 with the mysql 
client seems to be off. This is a PITA but what's a bigger PITA is that 
it took me quite some time RTFM and STFW to find the answer, and at 
that, it's incomplete. If I start the client with --enable-auto-rehash 
TAB completion is enabled but as this is a rather long option to have 
to type every time, I entered it in the [client] section of /etc/my.cnf 
but this doesn't work.

I'm fairly sure that it is BEING read from /etc/my.cnf because if I 
change its spelling slightly to e.g. xenable-auto-rehash I get an error 
message on starting mysql   unknown option:  --xenable-auto-rehash


Any ideas which this doesn't work from the config file (and yes, I know 
it's trivial to fix with aliases, scripts, shell functions, whatever)


Niall




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