e a bunch of things that all depend on
the successful completion of previous commands, be they related to MySQL
or anything else.
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work.
I'm still not sure I'm comfortable with the implications of allowing a
user to have raw write ability to something mysqld relies on. If the
user renamed his mysql database directory out of the way, would mysql
barf, or just make his database unavailale (
the customer's web site
if he's over-quota for more than one week. So far, that's been hit only
once, and the customer deleted the "backup of his home computer" stored
in the database within hours of the site going down. ;-)
Ah, those wacky file upload toys
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On Sun, Jul 13, 2003 at 09:52:10AM -0400, Paul Chvostek wrote:
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> $q = "UPDATE table SET value=value+$value WHERE id='$id';";
> $q .= "INSERT INTO table (id,value) VALUES ('$id',$value)";
> @mysql_query($q);
Woop, I forgot this was the m
sends of datasets a day - If I'm wrong let me know.
Well, this is indeed your other option. Make all additions to the table
be INSERTs, never UPDATEs, then when you want to pull data out, just SUM
it for a particular field 'id'.
INSERT INTO table (id,value) VALUES ('2003
0200, Rudy Metzger wrote:
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> Paul,
>
> Did you try using REPLACE instead of UPDATE/INSERT? Could give you some
> more speed enhancement.
>
> Cheers
> /rudy
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Chvostek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: woensdag 9 juli
27;m not sure how this solution would fare a
hundred or a thousand times a day
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lized forms, ER diagrams, CASE tools,
Codd's Rules, yadda), explains *why* you'd use them, and (refreshingly)
doesn't assume you'll take the author's word as gospel. It has examples
which it builds on throughout the book, and seems to advocate simplicity
of design over s
g
INSERT statements directly into the text client?
Presumably a CustomLog entry like this would constitute a single,
persistent database connection, which would terminate when Apache went
away and be restarted when Apache was re-run?
Any thoughts?
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> "99TPPEMETALPPC/425")
>
> instead of:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# mysql -u root -ppw R500 < command.sql
You probably want to read the man page regarding the "-e" option.
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myuser="user"
mypass="p4s$w0rd"
#mysql="/usr/local/bin/mysql"
mysql="/usr/bin/mysql"
q="SELECT this,that FROM Bobstable WHERE Name=1"
$mysql -u"$myuser" -p"$mypass" -e"$q&quo
are MySQL-specific. This is
documented at http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Extensions_to_ANSI.html .
All it comes down to is that you can do whatever you want, as long as
you know what you're doing.
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f I'm dealing with more than a few million records, I use unixtime.
Heck, I sometimes even store IP addresses in unsigned INTs. It all
depends on the requirements of the project.
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On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 08:13:12AM -0600, gerald_clark wrote:
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> Looks to my like skuagent should be using the varchar fields instead of
> the int fields.
> Then you could just insert ignore each line from your test file.
>
> Paul Chvostek wrote:
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> >Hi all.
> &
It's *way* more processing time for every host in the loop, but
at least I won't have to take the whole thing down.
I just can't seem to figure out an elegant solution. Is there one, or
must I do this the ugly way?
Any advice would be appreciated. :)
p
(And for the list robot:
there?
Or is it worthwhile/safe at this point to upgrade to MySQL v4 on a
production system?
Tnx.
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nvoice,receivable
WHERE invoice.custid='someconstant' AND receivable.custid=invoice.custid
ORDER BY date;
I'm obviously on the wrong track. Is UNION what I want to be using here?
Thanks.
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