Wow!
I just created my first Wiki Page, ever.
I created a new Quickref category in the wiki of the MySQLForge site. There, I created a new article where I put the Server SQL Mode chart I blogged about yesterday in a HTML format.
I like the MySQL reference manual a lot, but especially when I'm looking for some specifics about a topic I already read before, I find that it takes too much time to quickly locate what I need. Knowing what simple Server SQL modes are member of what composite mode is such an example. Knowing the order of arguments for a function is another such problem. I hope the quickref section in the wiki will remedy this, and I hope other people will find it useful too.
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