[int] Fix MySQL logging for statements containing wildcard#8620
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It appears my SQL log fix-up was too simple: It didn't handle the case where a mysql "%" wildcard was in the expression properly... This patch converts it to the proper MySQL function. This is quite a lot more expensive as it involves using the cursor (i.e. probably a round-trip to the mysql server), I've added a gate so it only does that if the log message is actually going to be used so we don't slow down production running.
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FIX: Fix MySQL logging for statements containing wildcard
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