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ccql is relaxed in parsing config file - #33
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Storyline: #31
ccql is now relaxed in parsing the credentials config file. It will happily read a file such as:
... that has [client] variables unknown to ccql, and unknown sections such as [unfamiliar]. This allows ccql to read a common my.ini mysql configuration file and silently ignore MySQL variables that are unrelated to ccql
cc @datacharmer