Disable ONLY FULL GROUP BY

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I accidentally enabled ONLY FULL GROUP BY mode like this   SET sql mode    ONLY FULL GROUP BY     How do I disable it

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Update     To keep your current mysql settings and disable ONLY FULL GROUP BY I suggest to visit your phpmyadmin or whatever client you are using and type   SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY      copy me  next copy result to your my ini file   mint  sudo nano  etc mysql my cnf  ubuntu 16 and up  sudo nano  etc mysql my cnf  ubuntu 14-16   etc mysql mysql conf d mysqld cnf  Caution  copy me result can contain a long text which might be trimmed by default  Make sure you copy whole text     old answer   If you want to disable permanently error  Expression  N of SELECT list is not in GROUP BY clause and contains nonaggregated column  db table COL  which is not functionally dependent on columns in GROUP BY clause  this is incompatible with sql mode only full group by  do those steps    sudo nano  etc mysql my cnf Add this to the end of the file   mysqld    sql mode    STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   sudo service mysql restart to restart MySQL   This will disable ONLY FULL GROUP BY for ALL users

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As of MySQL 5 7 x  the default sql mode includes ONLY FULL GROUP BY   Before 5 7 5  MySQL does not detect functional dependency and ONLY FULL GROUP BY is not enabled by default   ONLY FULL GROUP BY  Non-deterministic grouping queries will be rejected For more details check the documentation of sql mode You can follow either of the below methods to modify the sql mode Method 1  Check default value of sql mode  SELECT   sql mode  Remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY from console by executing below query  SET GLOBAL sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY         Method 2  Access phpmyadmin for editing your sql mode  Login on phpmyadmin and open localhost Top on Variables present on the top in menu items and search out for sql mode Click on edit button to remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY and save

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in case anyone using Drupal 8 face this issue with mysql 8  I fixed that by overriding the default configuration by adding this piece of code   Source  https   www drupal org project drupal issues 2856270

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To whom is running a VPS Server with cPanel WHM  you can do the following to permanently disable ONLY FULL GROUP BY  You need root access  either on a VPS or a dedicated server    Enter WHM as root and run phpMyAdmin Click on Variables  look for sql mode  click on  Edit  and copy the entire line inside that textbox   e g  copy this   ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION    Connect to you server via SFTP - SSH  root  and download the file  etc my cnf Open with a text editor my cnf file on your local PC and paste into it  under  mysqld  section  the entire line you copied at step  2  but remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY    e g  paste this     disabling ONLY FULL GROUP BY sql mode STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION    Save the my cnf file and upload it back into  etc  Enter WHM and go to  WHM   Restart Services   SQL Server  MySQL   and restart the service

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The MySQL documentation also specifies the following methods    Set sql-mode   lt modes gt   in an option file such as my cnf  Unix operating systems  or my ini  Windows   To set the SQL mode at server startup via the command line  use the --sql-mode   lt modes gt   option     Where  lt modes gt  is a list of different modes separated by commas   To clear the SQL mode explicitly  set it to an empty string using --sql-mode    on the command line  or sql-mode    in an option file   I added the sql-mode    option to  etc my cnf and it worked   This SO solution discusses ways to find out which my cnf file is being used by MySQL   Don t forget to restart MySQL after making changes

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Im working with mysql and registered with root user  the solution that work for me is the following      mysql   SET SESSION sql mode  SELECT   REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY

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This is what I performed to fix on Mysql workbench   Before I got the current value with the below command  SELECT   sql mode    later I removed the ONLY FULL GROUP BY key from the list and I pasted the below command  SET sql mode    STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION

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I have noticed that  Eyo Okon Eyo solution works as long as MySQL server is not restarted  then defaults settings are restored  Here is a permanent solution that worked for me   To remove particular SQL mode  in this case ONLY FULL GROUP BY   find the current SQL mode   SELECT   GLOBAL sql mode    copy the result and remove from it what you don t need  ONLY FULL GROUP BY   e g     ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   to  STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   create and open this file    etc mysql conf d disable strict mode cnf   and write and past into it your new SQL mode    mysqld  sql mode STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   restart MySQL   sudo service mysql restart   Or you can use ANY VALUE   to suppress ONLY FULL GROUP BY value rejection  you can read more about it here

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This worked for me  SET SESSION sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY

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Be careful using   SET sql mode         This actually clears all the modes currently enabled  If you don t want to mess with other settings  you ll want to do a   SELECT   sql mode    first  to get a comma-separated list of the modes enabled  then SET it to this list without the ONLY FULL GROUP BY option

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Here is my solution changing the Mysql configuration through the phpmyadmin dashboard   In order to fix  this is incompatible with sql mode only full group by   Open phpmyadmin and goto Home Page and select  Variables  submenu  Scroll down to find sql mode  Edit sql mode and remove  ONLY FULL GROUP BY  Save it

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with MySQL version 5 7 28 check by using SELECT   sql mode   and update with   SET   sql mode    STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION

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I m using doctrine and I have added the driverOptions in my doctrine local php    return array   doctrine    gt  array       connection    gt  array           orm default    gt  array               driverClass    gt   Doctrine DBAL Driver PDOMySql Driver                params    gt  array                   host    gt   localhost                    port    gt   3306                    user    gt   myusr                    password    gt   mypwd                    dbname    gt   mydb                    driverOptions    gt  array                      PDO  MYSQL ATTR INIT COMMAND   gt   SET sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY                                                                  In phpmyadmin the user needs SUPER activated in the privileges

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mysql gt  set global sql mode  STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION       mysql gt  set session sql mode  STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION       mysql gt  exit

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For Mac OS Mojave  10 14  Open terminal    sudo mkdir  usr local mysql-5 7 24-macos10 14-x86 64 etc   cd  usr local mysql-5 7 24-macos10 14-x86 64 etc   sudo nano my cnf   Paste following    mysqld  sql mode STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   Shortkeys to Save  amp  Exit nano  Ctrl x and y and Enter  Note  You might need to update mysql-5 7 24-macos10 14-x86 64 in these commands  just check the correct folder name you got within  usr local   Hope it will help someone

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In case someone else facing same issue as me  On Ubuntu 16 04  the only persistent solution it worked for me  Edit  lib systemd system mysql service and set it to   Unit  Description MySQL Community Server After network target   Install  WantedBy multi-user target   Service  User mysql Group mysql PermissionsStartOnly true ExecStartPre  usr share mysql mysql-systemd-start pre   Normally  we d simply use    ExecStart  usr sbin mysqld ExecStart  usr sbin mysqld --sql-mode ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION ExecStartPost  usr share mysql mysql-systemd-start post TimeoutSec 600 Restart on-failure RuntimeDirectory mysqld RuntimeDirectoryMode 755

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Give this a try   SET sql mode          Community Note  As pointed out in the answers below  this actually clears all the SQL modes currently enabled  That may not necessarily be what you want

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On MySQL 5 7 and Ubuntu 16 04  edit the file mysql cnf     sudo nano  etc mysql conf d mysql cnf   Include the sql mode like the following and save the file    mysql  sql mode IGNORE SPACE NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   Observe that  in my case  I removed the mode STRICT TRANS TABLES and the ONLY FULL GROUP BY   Doing this  it will save the mode configuration permanently  Differently if you just update the   sql mode through MySQL  because it will reset on machine service restart   After that  to the modified configuration take in action  restart the mysql service     sudo service mysql restart   Try to access the mysql     mysql -u user name -p   If you are able to login and access MySQL console  it is ok  Great   BUT  if like me  you face the error  unknown variable sql mode   which indicates that sql mode is an option for mysqld  you will have to go back  edit the file mysql cnf again and change the  mysql  to  mysqld   Restart the MySQL service and do a last test trying to login on MySQL console  Here it is

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On    Ubuntu 14 04 mysql  Ver 14 14 Distrib 5 7 16  for Linux  x86 64  using  EditLine wrapper   Do     sudo nano  etc mysql conf d mysql cnf   Copy and paste    mysqld  sql mode STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   To the bottom of the file    sudo service mysql restart

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If you are using MySQL 8 0 11 so  you need to remove the    NO AUTO CREATE USER    from sql-mode   Add following line in file  etc mysql my cnf and  mysqld  header   mysqld   sql mode   STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION

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Add or Remove modes to sql mode MySQL 5 7 9 or later To add or remove a mode from sql mode  you can use list add and list drop functions  To remove a mode from the current SESSION sql mode  you can use one of the following  SET SESSION sql mode   sys list drop   SESSION sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY    SET sql mode   sys list drop   sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY    SET   sql mode   sys list drop   sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY     To remove a mode from the GLOBAL sql mode that persists for the current runtime operation  until the service is restarted  SET GLOBAL sql mode   sys list drop   GLOBAL sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY     MySQL 5 7 8 or prior Since the sql mode value is a CSV string of modes  you would need to ensure that the string does not contain residual commas  which can be accomplished by using TRIM BOTH     FROM       To remove a mode from the sql mode variable  you would want to use REPLACE   along with TRIM   to ensure any residual commas are removed  SET SESSION sql mode   TRIM BOTH     FROM REPLACE   SESSION sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY         SET GLOBAL sql mode   TRIM BOTH     FROM REPLACE   GLOBAL sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY          To add a mode to the sql mode variable  you would want to use CONCAT WS            to ensure a comma is appended with the current modes and TRIM   to ensure any residual commas are removed  SET SESSION sql mode   TRIM BOTH     FROM CONCAT WS       ONLY FULL GROUP BY     SESSION sql mode    SET GLOBAL sql mode   TRIM BOTH     FROM CONCAT WS       ONLY FULL GROUP BY     GLOBAL sql mode      NOTE  Changing the GLOBAL variable does not propagate to the SESSION variable  until a new connection is established  The GLOBAL variable will persist until the running service is restarted  The SESSION variable will persist for the current connection  until the connection is closed and a new connection is established    Revert to GLOBAL sql mode Since SET sql mode    ONLY FULL GROUP BY   was executed without the GLOBAL modifier  the change only affected the current SESSION state value  which also pertains to   sql mode  To remove it and revert to the global default on server restart value  you would want to use the value from    GLOBAL sql mode   sic   The current SESSION value is only valid for the current connection  Reconnecting to the server will revert the value back to the GLOBAL value   To revert the current session state value to the current global value  you can use one of the following  SET SESSION sql mode     GLOBAL sql mode  SET   sql mode     GLOBAL sql mode  SET sql mode     GLOBAL sql mode   Change SESSION sql mode value to ONLY FULL GROUP BY SET sql mode    ONLY FULL GROUP BY   SELECT   sql mode    GLOBAL sql mode   -------------------- ----------------------------------------------      sql mode             GLOBAL sql mode                               -------------------- ----------------------------------------------    ONLY FULL GROUP BY   NO AUTO VALUE ON ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION    -------------------- ----------------------------------------------   Revert the SESSION sql mode value to the GLOBAL sql mode value SET sql mode     GLOBAL sql mode  SELECT   sql mode    GLOBAL sql mode   ---------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------      sql mode                                       GLOBAL sql mode                               ---------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------    NO AUTO VALUE ON ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION   NO AUTO VALUE ON ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION    ---------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------    Server Restart Persistent sql mode using the option file  To set the SQL mode at server startup  use the --sql-mode  quot modes quot  option on the command line  or sql-mode  quot modes quot  in an option file such as my cnf  Unix operating systems  or my ini  Windows    sic   Please see your version of MySQL to determine the supported and default modes  MySQL  gt   5 7 5   lt   5 7 6 default  mysqld       sql-mode  quot ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION quot   Please see the Option File Syntax for more information   The syntax for specifying options in an option file is similar to command-line syntax  However  in an option file  you omit the leading two dashes from the option name and you specify only one option per line  For example  --quick and --host localhost on the command line should be specified as quick and host localhost on separate lines in an option file  To specify an option of the form --loose-opt name in an option file  write it as loose-opt name    The value optionally can be enclosed within single quotation marks or double quotation marks  which is useful if the value contains a   comment character   Default sql mode values Since the MySQL documentation per-version values have been removed  I have added them here for your reference   MySQL 8 0  sic  MySQL 5 7  sic  MySQL 5 6  sic   MySQL  gt   8 0 11 8 0 5 - 8 0 10 Skipped ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION  MySQL  gt   5 7 8   lt   8 0 4 ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION  MySQL 5 7 7 ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION  MySQL  gt   5 7 5   lt   5 7 6 ONLY FULL GROUP BY STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION  MySQL  gt   5 6 6   lt   5 7 4 NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION  MySQL  lt   5 6 5

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Thanks to  cwhisperer  I had the same issue with Doctrine in a Symfony app  I just added the option to my config yml   doctrine      dbal          driver    pdo mysql         options                PDO  MYSQL ATTR INIT COMMAND             1002   SET sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY          This worked fine for me

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If you are using WAMP  Left click on the WAMP icon then goto MySQL -  MySQL settings -  sql-mode and then select sql-mode- user mode

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What about  quot optimizer hints quot  from MySQL 8 x   for example  SELECT     SET VAR sql mode  STRICT TRANS TABLES          rest of query  more information  https   dev mysql com doc refman 8 0 en optimizer-hints html optimizer-hints-set-var

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One important thing to note  if you have ANSI on sql mode   Equivalent to REAL AS FLOAT  PIPES AS CONCAT  ANSI QUOTES  IGNORE SPACE  and  as of MySQL 5 7 5  ONLY FULL GROUP BY   See https   dev mysql com doc refman 5 7 en sql-mode html sqlmode ansi

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You can disable it using the config file my cnf      mysql --verbose --help   grep my cnf   So in macOS 10 12  it s at usr local etc my cnf  You can edit sql mode here      Default Homebrew MySQL server config  mysqld    Only allow connections from localhost bind-address   127 0 0 1 sql mode    STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION

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The best is to try to use ONLY FULL GROUP BY on new projects while remaining backward compatible on existing sites and databases   For this I opted for a modification of the SQL Mode when loading mysqli  respectively PDO in my classes  For mysqli   mysqli query  this- gt link  quot SET SESSION sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY       quot     For PDO class   PDO  MYSQL ATTR INIT COMMAND   gt   quot SET SESSION sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY       quot   Example with PDO init   try        dns        mysql host localhost dbname      prod db       user       DBUSER        pass       DBPASS        options   array          PDO  MYSQL ATTR INIT COMMAND   gt   quot SET NAMES utf8 quot           PDO  MYSQL ATTR INIT COMMAND   gt   quot SET SESSION sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY       quot               db   new PDO  dns   user   pass   options       catch Exception  e        mail  quot contact xxxxxx xx quot   quot Database Error  quot   dns  quot   quot   user       echo  quot Unable ot connect to mySQL    quot    e- gt getMessage        die        Thus  the new classes created on the same server will work with new standard of databases

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For MySql 8 you can try this one   not tested on 5 7  Hope it also works there  First open this file sudo vi  etc mysql my cnf and paste below code at the end of above file  mysqld  sql mode    quot STRICT TRANS TABLES ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION quot   Then restart mysql by running this sudo service mysql restart

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Adding only one mode to sql mode without removing existing ones   SET sql mode  SELECT CONCAT   sql mode    lt mode to add gt        Removing only a specific mode from sql mode without removing others   SET sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode   lt mode to remove gt           In your case  if you want to remove only ONLY FULL GROUP BY mode  then use below command   SET sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode   ONLY FULL GROUP BY           Reference  http   johnemb blogspot com 2014 09 adding-or-removing-individual-sql-modes html

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Solution 1  Remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY from mysql console  mysql  gt  SET GLOBAL sql mode  SELECT REPLACE   sql mode  ONLY FULL GROUP BY          you can read more here   Solution 2  Remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY from phpmyadmin   Open phpmyadmin  amp  select localhost   Click on menu Variables  amp  scroll down for sql mode Click on edit button to change the values  amp  remove ONLY FULL GROUP BY  amp  click on save

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This is a permanent solution for MySql 5 7  on Ubuntu 14      sudo bash -c  echo -e    nsql mode IGNORE SPACE NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION     gt  gt   etc mysql mysql conf d mysqld cnf    sudo service mysql restart   Check if login attempt throws any errors   mysql -u user  -p   replace  user  with your own user name   If you are able to login without errors - you should be all set now

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On my sql  version 5 7 11 running on Mac OS X  this work for me on mysql shell client   SET   GLOBAL sql mode  STRICT TRANS TABLES NO ZERO IN DATE NO ZERO DATE ERROR FOR DIVISION BY ZERO NO AUTO CREATE USER NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION    According to MySQL 5 6 Documentation  sql mode is default is  blank string in MySQL 5 6 5 and back NO ENGINE SUBSTITUTION STRICT TRANS TABLES in 5 6 6    mysql 5 6 reference

[mysql] Disable ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY

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[mysql] Disable ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY

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Caution! copy_me result can contain a long text which might be trimmed by default. Make sure you copy whole text!

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Caution! `copy_me` result can contain a long text which might be trimmed by default. Make sure you copy whole text!