Hi all,
I am wondering if anyone can recommend an application that will allow me to
manage an Embedded MySQL database similar to the operation of Navicat or
EMS SQL Manager on a normal MySQL server instance?
Thanks in advance
Martin
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Hi,
Assuming that you are using a multithread safe libmysql, I suggest you to
have a look at your error code first:
Error code 1064 suggests that you send a bad query to mysql, maybe your
pool-query isn't indeed MT safe, so manipulating this variable requires a
mutex.
Error code 1062 suggests
Thanks Geoffroy! I will check this and let you know if problem persists.
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Cheers,
Rajan
On 5/31/07, Geoffroy Cogniaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Assuming that you are using a multithread safe libmysql, I suggest you to
have a look at your error code first:
Error code 1064 suggests that you
Hi everyone,
I've just created the structure of a database and am deciding the best way
to insert the data. The database includes a number of tables that have
foreign keys referencing primary keys in other tables. The application I'm
building will make use of the data in one of the following ways
You could write a little script that loops through your lines in the csv
file, makes the changes to fields you need and insert into the database
then.
This gives you full control over the new table structure (order,types, etc)
Olaf
On 5/31/07 12:02 AM, David Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any help on how to do this in mysql
On 5/30/07, Chris Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the following trigger in Postgresql, how can we do this in Mysql?
CREATE TRIGGER tr_encounter_lab_order_upd
AFTER UPDATE ON encounter_lab_order
FOR EACH ROW
EXECUTE PROCEDURE
So here is the brief situation. We have a coraid (www.coraid.com) SAN
unit - the 1520 I believe. It is ATA-over-ethernet.
Right now we have a about 500 gigs of data spread across five servers.
To simplify things I would like to implement the coraid on the backend
of these servers. Then
Why does this not work? How can I do it?
CREATE TRIGGER tr_encounter_lab_order_upd
AFTER UPDATE ON encounter_lab_order
FOR EACH ROW
if ( new.DX_CODE != old.DX_CODE or
( new.DX_CODE is null and old.DX_CODE is not null) or
( new.DX_CODE is not null and
Dear MySql,
Using 5.0.26 I am trying to get a consistent image of some tables using
mysqldump. This is for replication. All my tables are InnoDB.
I am using:
# mysqldump h host \
--master-data=1 \
--single-transaction \
database
I was hoping that the
I moved information about our school locks (serial numbers, combinations,
student, etc) from FileMaker to MySQL into a table called lockers and wrote PHP
pages so our teachers could record the locks returned at the end of the year.
Unfortunately, I missed transferring close to 200 locks.
I
Hi
I have upgraded to 5.0.22 and after a while I discovered that the
following query no longer works.. it fails claiming Unknown column
'K.Klient_ID' in 'on clause' which seems entirely wrong.
The query is as follows
select Td.Datum, Td.Text AS Action, Td.Enhet AS Tid, P.Fornamn AS Person
Hi,
consiglieri wrote:
Hi
I have upgraded to 5.0.22 and after a while I discovered that the
following query no longer works.. it fails claiming Unknown column
'K.Klient_ID' in 'on clause' which seems entirely wrong.
The query is as follows
select Td.Datum, Td.Text AS Action, Td.Enhet AS
Hi John,
Kebbel, John wrote:
I moved information about our school locks (serial numbers, combinations,
student,
etc) from FileMaker to MySQL into a table called lockers and wrote PHP pages so
our
teachers could record the locks returned at the end of the year. Unfortunately,
I
missed
I'm trying to do a select that will return the number of vowels/consonants present in a string for each record. I thought a simple
grep was the way to go, but it appears the grep functions only tell you if a string is present. I would even settle for a grep
replace. Just replace the vowels with
I hope you're not about to try this for the first time on your
production data :-)
I dumped the lockers table before beginning my experiments. If I had trashed
lockers2 (my experimental file) in the process, I would have truncated it and
re-inserted the 1492 records from my batch file.
I'd rather do it in a sql statement rather than using a scripting language.
I'm thinking you might be able to do one select, accumulating 5
siubstring counts (a,e,i,o,u) into 5 variables, and then sum the
counts? I'll leave the testing to you. . .:-)
Barry Newton
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MySQL General
Yeah, I was sort of heading that route. But I would also like to determine a count of the numbers in a string too. Certainly the
query is doable, but it's unwieldy.
What I have so far:
SELECT fld, @FLDLEN:=char_length(fld) fld_len,
@FLDLEN-char_length(replace(fld,'o',''))[EMAIL
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From: Brent Baisley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 1:50 PM
Subject: Determining number of vowels in a string
I'm trying to do a select that will return the number of vowels/consonants
present in a string for each record.
Import your CSV-data into a temporary table, using mysqlimport,
and throw a bit of SQL at it might do the trick, but then again,
not knowing the layout of your table, nor the data you want
to import, i'm only guessing.
On Mon, May 28, 2007 16:57, Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui wrote:
Both
Hello!
It is not actually bug, but some improvement I'd like to offer.
Situation:
I have some site on a shared UNIX-hosting, so that's why I have user account
with no FILE privilege, so I can't use LOAD DATA INFILE even if this file is in
my home (for my site) directory. But it seems to me
Everything is in english. But to generalize it, I'm trying to count the number
of times certain characters appear in a string.
Using char_length instead of just length will guard against double byte characters being counted more than once when determining
string length. But it still seems to
Is there a way to automatically pad a query result? For example:
select id, user from table
+-+--+
| id | user |
+-+--+
| 3 | Tinker Bell |
| 11 | Peter Pan|
| 7 | Dumbo|
| 121 | Mickey Mouse |
Hi,
Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Is there a way to automatically pad a query result? For example:
select id, user from table
+-+--+
| id | user |
+-+--+
| 3 | Tinker Bell |
| 11 | Peter Pan|
| 7 | Dumbo|
|
Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Is there a way to automatically pad a query result? For example:
select id, user from table
+-+--+
| id | user |
+-+--+
| 3 | Tinker Bell |
| 11 | Peter Pan|
| 7 | Dumbo|
| 121 |
I think you'll need to do a lot of testing to yourself to find the
right answer to that. The number of disks, type of disks, and raid
configuration will have the most effect on performance.
Personally, we had roughly 15% increase in performance from ditching
our EMC clarion and going with
How about: SELECT LPAD(id,5,'1'),user from table;
LPAD(str,len,padstr)
Returns the string str, left-padded with the string padstr to a length of
len characters. If str is longer than len, the return value is shortened
to len characters.
mysql SELECT LPAD('hi',4,'??');
- '??hi'
mysql
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