Hello,
I've never understood the difference between TinyInt(1) and TinyInt(4). For
CHAR data
type, I know the number enclosed in the bracket means the length of the CHAR
type.
But how does TinyInt(1) differ from TinyInt(4)? I tried to experiment with
different numbers
yet could not feel any dif
Hi,
I'm using MySQL v3.23.42 with Mac OS 10.1, and whenever I try to
create a database (logged in as root), i get the error "create database
'name'. (errno: 13)".
Does anyone have any idea what that might mean? I tried manually
instering data into the mysql.* tables, but with
At the moment, according to the doc:
http://www.mysql.com/documentation/mysql/bychapter/manual_Introduction.html#
Missing_Sub-selects
MySQL only support the insert select and Replace Select.
I am not sure if that answer your question as I am not a big guru on it
either, but it is a place to sta
Hi all,
I am new in mysql and want to analyse between some popular databases. I have
a SQL:
update ta set f1 = ( select af1 from tb where ta.id = tb.id );
It can be done in postgreSQL and Oracle. How can I do the same tasks in
MySQL without using Perl? Is it possible to do this tasks just enter
Well, one thing for sure! Just this discussion on this mailing list that
"Monty Widenius" him self, that design most of the MySQL, read and answer
regularly, will sure find him and you will get an answer for sure.
After all they want to promote it as much as they can and when they see
someone tha
This is what the MySQL web site says:
D. Use of "Powered by MySQL."
If you are a user of the MySQL database server, (whether under the GPL
licence or a MySQL commercial licence) and have not modified the source code
for the application or use in question, you may request permission to
display
True you did email, but look at the email address you send your request;
Quote" I have sent email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I have received no
response."
So, you send to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Instead of the one point it out in the doc:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
May be if you try thisone you may get the a
Hi,
This is a guess, but I would assume that would wouldn't get accurate result
by using ODBC.
If you write your test in C, you may as well use the C library available and
not use ODBC.
Just my 0.02$ worth.
Daniel
>
> Hi.
>
> I believe you missed his point: He expected a time difference but d
I am not sure it that would provide everything you want to know, but I was
looking for the same thing last week and I setup this replication database
and it work great and make it very easy.
http://www.mysql.com/documentation/mysql/bychapter/manual_MySQL_Database_Adm
inistration.html#Replication
