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There are enough differences that it is impossible (at least not easy)
to support both.
The greatest differences between MySQL and mSQL are:
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A message buffer may contain many result rows.
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The message buffers are dynamically enlarged if the question or the
result is bigger than the current buffer up to a configurable server and
client limit.
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All packages are numbered to catch duplicated or missing packets.
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All columns are sent in ASCII, the length of columns and rows are sent
in packed binary coding (1,2 or 3 bytes).
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MySQL can read in the result unbuffered (without having to store the
full set in the client).
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If a single write/read takes more than 30 seconds then the server closes
the connection.
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If nothing has happened on a connection for 8 hours the server closes
the connection.
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