an index or table. We have to skip this check when loading table definitions
from the data dictionary, because we could otherwise refuse to load old
tables (even uncompressed ones). This addresses Issue #119.
The first "row too large" check was implemented in MySQL 5.0.3
to address MySQL Bug #5682. In the InnoDB Plugin 1.0.2, a more
accurate check was implemented in innodb_strict_mode. We now
make the check unconditional.
dict_create_index_step(): Pass strict=TRUE to dict_index_add_to_cache().
trx_is_strict(), thd_is_strict(): Remove.
innodb-zip.test: Test in innodb_strict_mode=OFF.
innodb_bug36169.test: Ensure that none of the tables can be created.
rb://56 approved by Sunny Bains.
Fix Bug#36169 create innodb compressed table with too large row size crashed
Sometimes it is possible that
row_drop_table_for_mysql(index->table_name, trx, FALSE); is invoked in
row_create_index_for_mysql() when the index object is freed, so copy the
table name to a safe place beforehand and use the copy.
Approved by: Sunny
