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      SHOW queries

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      Hi guys, i was asking to some friends and they couldn't answer me...
      why some queries have 'standard' results, and why use these results?

      example...

      SHOW PROCESSLIST

      why it result in like?

      SELECT
      ID AS Id, USER AS User, HOST AS Host, DB AS Db, COMMAND AS Command, TIME AS Time,
      STATE AS State, SUBSTRING(INFO,1,100) AS Info, PROGRESS AS Progress
      FROM information_schema.PROCESSLIST

      Inside code, is it hardcoded to rewrite query?
      Could i change this 'default query'?

      the same for
      SHOW TABLES
      SHOW DATABASES
      ....
      could they be rewrite in another 'style'?

      for example, i run don't run show processlist because it return time without microseconds and return just 100bytes of query string

      could i rewrite the 'internal query' of show processlist? what about others 'shows' queries?

      just a question, anyone told me a reason why this results are used
      maybe a old mysql 1.0 standard? be compatible with tools of year 1987?

      bye

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              serg Sergei Golubchik added a comment -

              This is neither a bug nor a feature request. Please ask your questions on the maria-discuss@lists.launchpad.net mailing list.

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              serg Sergei Golubchik added a comment - This is neither a bug nor a feature request. Please ask your questions on the maria-discuss@lists.launchpad.net mailing list.

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                  rspadim roberto spadim
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