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 | **CLIENT_CHARACTER_SET** | This option adds option –default-character-set=charset_name in the .bat file in the command line for mysql.exe. Default value - Empty. |
 | **RETURN_STATUS_TO** | This option defines conversion of procedure that returns result set from RETURN statement. If this option is set to “INOUT” in MySQL, the result set from RETURN statement will be converted to INOUT parameter of procedure. If this option is set to “LOCAL” , then the statement RETURN should be ignored and no additional parameter in target should be created . Possible values - “INOUT”  or "LOCAL". Default value - “INOUT”. \\ [[samples:options-examples #[Usage example]:RETURN_STATUS_TO|Usage example]].|
+| **DEFAULT_AUTH_PLUGIN** | This option adds option –default-auth=plugin_name on the command line of mysql.exe utility during import objects to SingleStoreDB database. The –default-auth=plugin_name option can be specified on the command line as a hint about which client-side plugin the program can expect to use, although the server overrides this if the server-side plugin associated with the user account requires a different client-side plugin. \\ Possible values - mysql_native_password, caching_sha2_password, mysql_old_password, sha256_password and Empty. \\ Default value - Empty. |
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