mSQL 2.0.11 Release
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mSQL
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	No new features but several bug fixes.

Lite / w3-mSQL
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	Support for the Force_Suffix security option added.  This option
	allows you to specify in the config file the suffix of files
	that w3-msql is allowed to process.  Any attempt to access a 
	file with any other suffix (such as native HTML files or
	password files for example) is rejected.



mSQL 2.0.10 Release
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mSQL
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	No new features but several bug fixes.

Lite / w3-mSQL
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	No new features but several bug fixes.



mSQL 2.0.9 Release
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mSQL
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	o The DB_Dir element has been added to the runtime config
	  file so that the system administrator may choose a 
	  directory other than INST_DIR/msqldb as the location
	  of the data files.  If a non-default location is used, the
	  sys admin must ensure that the specified DB is owned by the
	  mSQL_User and that it contains a directory called .tmp which
	  is also owned by the mSQL_User.


Lite / w3-mSQL
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	No new features but several bug fixes.




mSQL 2.0.8 Release
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mSQL
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	No new features but several bug fixes.


Lite / w3-mSQL
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	o The setHttpResponse() function has been added to the standard
	  module to allow W3-mSQL enhanced pages to return HTTP
	  responses other than the default "200" response code.  It
	  takes a single argument being the response code and comment as
	  a text string.  For example

		setHttpResponse("302 Object Found");



mSQL 2.0.7 Release
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mSQL
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	o Query Logging has been added to the backend.  If configured
	  to use it, the backend will log the time, date, user, remote
	  host, database, and query of every query it processes.  This
	  information can be used during debugging, as an audit trail,
	  or to recreate a database from a know checkpoint.

	  To enable query logging, two new config items have been added.
	  Query_Log (boolean) default value of False
	  Query_Log_File (text) default value of INST_DIR/query.log

	  As an aid to using the query log in an automated process, a
	  sample script called parse_query_log has been included in the
	  misc directory of the release.  This script shows you how to
	  read and process a query log.


Lite / w3-mSQL
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	o The createVariable() function has been added to the standard
	  module to allow dynamic creation of variables.  It takes the
	  name and value of the variable as it's two args.  The name 
	  _MUST_ include either a '$' for a local scope variable or a
	  '@' for global scope variables.  If the name does not start
	  with either '$' or '@' the function call fails.

	  e.g.  createVariable("$myVariable","My Variable Value");
		$foo = "$baa";
		createVariable($foo, "The variable is called $baa");

	o To allow the generation of custom HTTP headers in w3-mSQL, the
	  addHttpHeader() function has been added.  This function takes
	  a single arg being the header to be inserted into the HTTP
	  header block.  It should not include the trailing new line.

	  e.g. addHttpHeader("Location: http://www.Hughes.com.au/new/");

