Put the files in the proper subdirs of mysql-test of 4.0 tree.
Now remove t/rpl_multi_update-slave.opt.
Run
./mysql-test-run --local t/rpl_multi_update.test
it should pass.
Now put back t/rpl_multi_update-slave.opt.
Run
./mysql-test-run --local t/rpl_multi_update.test
it should fail, showing that the multi-table UPDATE was not executed
by slave (content of table is identical after and before the UPDATE).
Reason is too late setting of tables->updating (in
mysql_multi_update(), whereas all_tables_not_ok() already bailed out
at start of mysql_execute_command()). Bug introduced in 4.0.22.
Testcase does not need InnoDB at all.
