[basedb-cvs] basedb README,1.23,1.24

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updated LOCAL INFILE info (thanks, Philippe)

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*** README	13 Feb 2003 12:26:44 -0000	1.23
--- README	13 Feb 2003 22:22:02 -0000	1.24
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  better performance. Be sure to enable the query cache, and maybe set
  query_cache_limit to a lower value than the default (10k should be enough).
! When you install MySQL, make sure that LOAD LOCAL DATA INFILE works. The
! binary distributions from mysql.com have this, but the packages included
! with some Linux distributions don't. If you compile MySQL yourself, you can
! configure with --enable-local-infile.
  
  As of BASE 1.2, PHP 4.3 is the ONLY supported version of PHP. Versions
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  better performance. Be sure to enable the query cache, and maybe set
  query_cache_limit to a lower value than the default (10k should be enough).
! 
! For better performance in some situations (result file upload, running
! plugins, etc.), BASE can use LOAD LOCAL DATA INFILE as an alternative to
! just doing plain INSERTS. If you want to use LOAD LOCAL DATA INFILE, you
! should configure MySQL with --enable-local-infile. The binary distributions
! from mysql.com have this, but the packages included with some Linux
! distributions don't. Also, PHP will need to be built against the MySQL
! libraries that come with MySQL, rather than against the ones that come with
! PHP. That is, PHP needs --with-mysql=... rather than just --with-mysql .
! Finally, for LOAD LOCAL to be used, there is an option in the configuration
! file for BASE (see further down in this README).
  
  As of BASE 1.2, PHP 4.3 is the ONLY supported version of PHP. Versions