Add missing space for hour notation in format_time
Issue #26 - added missing memory_by_host view for MySQL 5.7
Fix line endings for the install files
Tweak help for the memory_by_host_by_current_bytes view
Issue #27 Make the query size larger or configurable, or improve output formatting. Added a sys_config table, with a new variable called statement_truncate_len within it, still defaulting to 64 characters long. The format_statement function now checks whether a user variable of the same name exists with a value, and if not fills it from the table selecting that row, and then truncates the input statement to that size (actually, +1, as the intermediate  is 5 characters long, there is one left over from removing the 2 chars either side)
Add extra protection in case the statement_truncate_len variable is removed from the sys_config table
The default for the statement_truncate_len variable is 64, not 128
Bump version to 1.2.0
Add latency stats to the schema_tables_with_full_table_scans view, also add an x$ counterpart
Ignore indexes named PRIMARY within the schema_unused_indexes view, Primary Keys Are Good
Add rows affected stats to the statement_analysis views
Add some details to format_statement() help around the new statement_truncate_len variable within the new sys_config table
Update help output for the schema_unused_indexes view to not include PRIMARY indexes
Ignore SHOW statements within the statements_with_full_table_scans views, they will always do a full table scan, and there is nothing an administrator can do about it
Fixing issue that memory_by_user and memory_by_host were grouping by a column that is ambiguous.
Merge pull request #29 from JesperWisborgKrogh/dev/20141003_group_by_ambigous

Fixing issue that memory_by_user and memory_by_host were grouping by a column that is ambiguous.
Re-order how files are sourced, first creating tables, then stored functions, then views, then stored procedures.

Allows processing of these files in dependency order (as objects build upon others).
Issue #5 - Add a script to generate a single SQL file, allowing to set:

* The MySQL version to generate for (56 or 57)
* The user that should be the owner of the objects
* Whether to include or exclude sql_log_bin

For an example, to create an RDS SQL file:

./generate_sql_file.sh -v 56 -b -u CURRENT_USER
Merge branch 'development' of https://github.com/MarkLeith/mysql-sys into development
Fix generate_sql_file usage output for user example