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[OPENJPA-3056] Match bulk delete keys in a derived table on MariaDB before 11.1 - #252
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…efore 11.1 MariaDB before 11.1 rejects a multi-table DELETE whose subquery reads the target table (error 1093). Set AllowsBulkTargetInSubselect to false there, so the keys are matched in a derived table as on MySQL (OPENJPA-3036).
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MariaDB before 11.1 rejects a multi-table DELETE whose subquery reads the target table (error 1093), so MariaDBDictionary now sets AllowsBulkTargetInSubselect=false on those versions and uses the derived-table workaround from OPENJPA-3036. This fixes the TestBulkUpdateSubqueryOnTarget failures on MariaDB 10.11 in the scheduled Databases workflow.