I could not get the subquery to work, but the sql below did what I
wanted:^)
SELECT balloon_rec.* FROM `balloon_rec` LEFT JOIN `balloon_txt` USING
(`access_no`) WHERE MATCH
(`balloon_txt`.`access_no`,`balloon_txt`.`recs_txt`) AGAINST
('meteorology')
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 12:15:20 -0400, "leegold"
can u kindly send me a sample coding for that
requirement plz ?
crlys
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From:
Peter Van
Eeckhoutte
To: Curlys ; MySql
Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 7:46
PM
Subject: Re: connect via VB
Use a ODBC connection (I believe you can download
On Sat, Jul 17, 2004 at 11:25:33PM +0200, Loic Minier wrote:
> Did other MySQL users experience this?
I can confirm this on Debian testing and fedora core 2
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Hi,
It seems that MySQL blocks the attempts made by the kernel to suspend
with ACPI.
This is what syslog has to say:
Jul 16 15:56:41 bee kernel: PM: Preparing system for suspend
Jul 16 15:56:49 bee kernel: Stopping tasks:
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David-
generate a composite index on a unique combination such as genus/species
Regards
Martin
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From: "David Blomstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2004 1:03 PM
Subject: Animals Database Questions
> I'm working on a big animals
Gerard Gilliland replied:
Michael:
Thank you for your excellent suggestion and quick response.
I now have an operable DATE_ADD.
The solution to break nPeriod into n and Period would not work directly.
That is, in the SELECT statement in the form of ...
$qry = "SELECT PlantName, Unit, TagName, C
super-smack: http://jeremy.zawodny.com/mysql/super-smack/
Or for stress testing the box itself checkout bonnie++ or
http://people.redhat.com/dledford/memtest.html which isn't a memtest
script but more
of a general i/o cpu test.
-Eric
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 00:07:12 -0700, Brad Waddell <[EMAIL PRO
I'm working on a big animals database and have a
question that's a little hard to explain, though I
suspect it will make sense to the pros.
First, a little background. I'm tentatively setting up
a parent-child relationship and putting all the basic
mammal data in a separate table. Below are some s
I tried what's below, seemed OK, so I replaced an "IN" for the "=" in
the subquery below because of the subquery's error message. I thought
w/"IN" I'd get three (3) records returned as expected. But when I tried
"IN" I got my entire DB returned - I don't show that below - it kept
scrolling so I ab
Someone else might be able to provide a SQL query for formatting with
commas, but otherwise just let PHP do all your formatting.
PHP's number_format() function is probably your best bet. You might
want to look at PHP's money_format() function also, since it might save
you some time depending on
Hello everyone,
I have a table with a column for real estate property listing values. The
column is set up as float(8,2). How do I go about setting up so that the
display on the web page includes a comma ? I get $155000.00 but would like
to see $155,000.00. You may go here to view the results,
Hello everyone,
I have a table with a column for real estate property values. The format of
the column is float(8,2). When the results are presented on the web page I
get $155000.00 versus $155,000.00. How do I go about getting the comma in
the values. I am using a MySql table.
Thanks in adva
Look at vbmysql.com. You should find some tutorials and primers.
-Original Message-
From: Curlys
To: MySql
Sent: 7/17/04 8:05 AM
Subject: connect via VB
hi ,
mysql databse server is in Red Hat Linux 8 box. I have an application
which is developed from Visual Basic . So that application
hi ,
mysql databse server is in Red Hat Linux 8 box. I
have an application which is developed from Visual Basic . So that application
included a reqiurement to connect mysql data base.
Can somebody help me how to connect mysql database
via VB ?
thanx in advance
curlys
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Let's say I have two tables:
T1:
Name
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apple
banana
cherry
T2:
value| name
-|--
1 | apple
2 | banana
3 | banana
4 | cherry
5 | apple
6 | apple
I want to get a result that looks like this:
name| all_values
apple| 1,5, 6
banana| 2,3
cherry| 4
In my head, t
hi
does anyone have a stress test for mysql? i want to give my box a
workout before deploying on the web. Maybe a PHP page which runs
forever, creating, finding and deleting thousands of records? Maybe I
can run it in several browsers at the same time? thanks!
brad
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