I'm using MySQL++ as a wrapper around the MySQL C API.
When I suspend the database, using kill -SIGSTOP, the executing write
query does not timeout as expected.
The read/write timeout has been set to 1 second.
It looks like timeouts work on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (compiler g++
(GCC)
Hi all,
When I am trying to create a trigger I get an error message which I am
unable to comprehend.
create trigger updatepricech
after insert on tbl_prices for each row
BEGIN
DECLARE closep INTEGER;
select close into closep from temptable where Ticker = new.Ticker;
update tbl_prices set
hi,
on production server, while developing, I did some changes on some
tables (I added few new columns on several tables).
now, after the new web app is finished and tested, I have to upgrade
(php) the app on production server.
what steps do you recommend to do the tables update on the
what steps do you recommend to do the tables update on the production
database?
When I work on our site DB, I follow the following steps:
1. Trash the existing dev DB and replace with the current live version
2. Develop!
3. Dump all the tables I have changed (structure and/or data) using
Did you remember to switch your SQL delimiter ?
MySQL default delimter for SQL is the semicolon ( ; )
MySQL's stored procedure language also uses the semicolon to delimter
statements.
These two rules cannot peacefully coexist.
You can get around this in three steps:
1)
Hi,
Thank you so much for the prompt response. Those comments were good to be
kept in mind always.
I actually realised the mistake I was making as soon as I posted the problem
here. So I managed the solve the problem.
However I have another problem which I need your ideas.
I have a table where
Hi,
However I have another problem which I need your ideas.
It's better to create a new thread when you want to discuss a new
problem.
I have a table where prices for a few stock tickers are inserted. I have
another temp table which holds the prices for the max trade date. I have a
trigger
hello ,
am a myql newbie , i am trying to restore a mysql database using
phpmyadmin but i keep on getting this error :
Error
SQL query:
TRUNCATE TABLE jamroom_band_fan_invites;
MySQL said:
#1146 - Table 'db_jamroom.jamroom_band_fan_invites' doesn't exist
i used the jamroom in built
If the dumps was from a single table you probably need to create the table
before restoring the data from the dump
olaf
On 9/6/07 11:12 AM, 2 Logic Studios [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello ,
am a myql newbie , i am trying to restore a mysql database using
phpmyadmin but i keep on getting
Hi All,
I'm using Mysql 5 (with replication) on CentOS 4.4 OS with 2 CPU and 8GB
of RAM.
Master Slave servers have same hardware configration.
Now i want to know, should i use slave server for fetching read only
queries.
if yes, then how ?.
Thanks
Ashok
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