Create a new MariaDB/MySQL/Drizzle client library that is licensed under the
Apache, BSD, or LGPL license.

This task is to correct the limitations of the old lgpl client library, MWL#134,
as outlined in http://kb.askmonty.org/v/lgpl-mysql-client-library-32358

Minimum requirements are:
* It should be binary link level compatible with the current MySQL 5.1 client
  library. To use it, one would just have to relink the application with the
  new library. No re-compilation of the source should be necessary.

  ** It should be able to connect to all current versions of MariaDB, MySQL and
     Drizzle.

* It should have all functionality of the MySQL 5.1 client library (including
  prepared statements).

* It should support all the new functionality in MariaDB's client library,
  including:
  
  ** New functions

  ** Pluggable authentication

* The license should be one of BSD/LGPL/Apache


The different development options are:

* Use the old LGPL MySQL library (from MySQL 3.23) as a base.

* Use Drizzle's client library as base.

* Use one of the free MySQL client libraries used by some of the languages as a
  base. 

* Write a new one from scratch.

Version updated.
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@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-WorkLog-4.0
+Server-5.3
 

Supervisor updated:  -> Monty

Observers changed: Sergei

High Level Description modified.
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@@ -1,26 +1,40 @@
-Create a new MariaDB/MySQL/Drizzle client library that is Apache, BSD or LGPL.
+Create a new MariaDB/MySQL/Drizzle client library that is licensed under the
+Apache, BSD, or LGPL license.
 
 This task is to correct the limitations of the old lgpl client library, MWL#134,
-as outlined in  http://kb.askmonty.org/v/lgpl-mysql-client-library-32358.
+as outlined in http://kb.askmonty.org/v/lgpl-mysql-client-library-32358
 
 Minimum requirements are:
-* Should be binary link level compatible with the current MySQL 5.1 client
-library. To use it, one would just have to relink the application with the new
-library. No re-compilation of the source should be necessary.
-** It should be able to connect to all current versions of MariaDB, MySQL and
-Drizzle.
-* Should have all functionality of the MySQL 5.1 client library (including
-prepared statements).
-* It should support all the new functionality in MariaDB's client library:
-** New functions
-** Pluggable authentication
-** The license should be one of BSD/LGPL/Apache
+* It should be binary link level compatible with the current MySQL 5.1 client
+  library. To use it, one would just have to relink the application with the
+  new library. No re-compilation of the source should be necessary.
+
+  ** It should be able to connect to all current versions of MariaDB, MySQL and
+     Drizzle.
+
+* It should have all functionality of the MySQL 5.1 client library (including
+  prepared statements).
+
+* It should support all the new functionality in MariaDB's client library,
+  including:
+  
+  ** New functions
+
+  ** Pluggable authentication
+
+* The license should be one of BSD/LGPL/Apache
+
 
 The different development options are:
-* Use the old LGPL MySQL library from 3.23 as a base.
-* Use Drizzles client library as base.
+
+* Use the old LGPL MySQL library (from MySQL 3.23) as a base.
+
+* Use Drizzle's client library as base.
+
 * Use one of the free MySQL client libraries used by some of the languages as a
-base. 
-* Writing a new one from scratch.
+  base. 
+
+* Write a new one from scratch.
+
 
 

High Level Description modified.
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@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
 library. No re-compilation of the source should be necessary.
 ** It should be able to connect to all current versions of MariaDB, MySQL and
 Drizzle.
+* Should have all functionality of the MySQL 5.1 client library (including
+prepared statements).
 * It should support all the new functionality in MariaDB's client library:
 ** New functions
 ** Pluggable authentication