Hi,
Can someone tell me how to assign result to a variable
inside SELECT without printing the result?
Thanks,
Jacek
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I'm currently running MySQL on RedHat 7.2 and now I'm in the processing of
finishing testing a new server which has SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.
My question is my database currently resides on RH7.2 and
MySQL-server-4.0.13-0. I want to install the latest version on the SUSE system
but I beli
Hello list
I have just upgraded my system and was reinstalling all the programs, but got
problems with a few ones, including mysql 4.1.14. When compiling I get the
following error, I think it may be possible because changes in the kernel
headers but am not sure because it was compiling fine in
I've resolved my problem with mysqldump. I read the error message yet again
and it suddenly dawned on me what the problem might be. I made a slight
modification in my table name and, sure enough, the problem went away.
The problem lay in the fact that my table name was References. That's right,
Hello.
Some times the cause of these problems is that some fields
have different character sets or it is a bug. I suggest you
the following steps: check if the problem still exists in 4.1.16.
Then provide the create statements of your tables to the list
(they include the character set information)
Hello.
> ERROR 1314 (0A000): PREPARE is not allowed in stored procedures
PREPARE in the stored procedures should work in the latest release (5.0.18).
David Godsey wrote:
> Thank you. I tried this outside of the procedure and it works. However In
> MYSQL 5 I get:
> ERROR 1314 (0A000): PREPARE
