Bug #4046 using column type DECIMAL (0,11) will crash mysql

Description:
when executing a rather large CREATE TABLE statement, on the osx server running 4.0.18, it made both cpu processes goto 100% and the process had to be killed, i did not do this, bryan mcnabb my hosting provider / friend did (bryan.mcnabb@daytoncreative.net)

later on i tried the same query on his server again after he got it up, and it would say...
#2013 - Lost connection to MySQL server during query big create
(bryan tells me that he gave it 5 megs extra ram or something)

so i setup 4.1 real quick on my workstation, win xp pro, and when i ran the query through mysql cc, it killed the mysql process. 

The query i was running was to create a table and one table had the column type
DECIMAL (0,11)
after i took that out, it worked fine and wouldnt crash the server

another note, i tried adding the columns one by one, when it got to the decimal 0,11 column, just that column would yeild the same results (error #2013)
if i try this on mysql 4.1 running on the windows xp platform...

CREATE TABLE RawImport(
ImportID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
Latitude DECIMAL( 0, 11 ) ,
PRIMARY KEY ( ImportID ) 
) 

it crashes mysqld-nt

How to repeat:
run this query
http://www.allenrice.cjb.net/create.txt

or this

CREATE TABLE RawImport(
ImportID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
Latitude DECIMAL( 0, 11 ) ,
PRIMARY KEY ( ImportID ) 
) 

Suggested fix:
heh not a clue, for me i just changed it to varchar and viola, no more issues, and yes i know thats the easy way out :)

Verified against 4.0.21 and 4.1.3 in Linux.  Thank you for the report.

Note that this column definition is not, technically, useful.  With a precision of 0 you could not store any values in the column.

ChangeSet 
  1.1882 04/06/08 17:04:33 bell@sanja.is.com.ua +6 -0 
  wrong precision test (BUG#4046)

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fixed in 4.0.21