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 22.1.4 Options with the Embedded Server
 ---------------------------------------
 
 Any options that may be given with the `mysqld' server daemon, may be
 used with an embedded server library.  Server options may be given in
 an array as an argument to the `mysql_server_init()', which initializes
 the server. They also may be given in an option file like `my.cnf'. To
 specify an option file for a C program, use the -defaults-file option
 as one of the elements of the second argument of the
 `mysql_server_init()' function. See  mysql-server-init, for more
 information on the `mysql_server_init()' function.
 
 Using option files can make it easier to switch between a client/server
 application and one where MySQL is embedded. Put common options under
 the `[server]' group.  These are read by both MySQL versions.
 Client/server-specific options should go under the `[mysqld]' section.
 Put options specific to the embedded MySQL server library in the
 `[embedded]' section. Options specific to applications go under section
 labeled `[ApplicationName_SERVER]'. See  option-files.

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