I created two tables like this:
create table customer(SID int,name varchar(20),primary key(SID));
create table orders(OID int,O_Date date,customer_SID int,primary
key(OID),Foreign key(customer_SID) references customer(SID) on delete
cascade on update cascade);
And inserted values into it.but when
How very inconsistent and obnoxious.
But yet far more secure. FWIW, if you're transferring between machines
you can gzip the output of mysqldump to compress it, resulting in far
less transfer time.
Eg.
mysqldump -u username -p database_name | gzip -c dump.sql.gz
IIRC
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Hi Terry,
you should try using mysql command line tools.
Aloha!
Claudio Nanni
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Da: Terry Babbey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: lunedì 10 marzo 2008 19.30
A: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Oggetto: Migrate HUGE Database
Hello,
I have a huge database that I would like
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 1:51 AM, smriti Sebastian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created two tables like this:
create table customer(SID int,name varchar(20),primary key(SID));
create table orders(OID int,O_Date date,customer_SID int,primary
key(OID),Foreign key(customer_SID) references
Just thinking out-loud, but what design would lend itself to:
scheduled break: 11:00-11:15
actual break: 10:30-10:40; 11:20:11:25
the point is to capture the fact that the break was taken not at the
scheduled time, as well as the odd duration. Plus, the quantity of
breaks. Typically, two
MariSok schrieb:
I have a products table with historical price information. Some
records are missing price information. I added another field -
closest_price, to be populated for records with 0 price. This would
be price values from the same table, same product with non-zero price
with earliest
What is your default storage ?
Do this : SHOW ENGINES;
You should see something like this:
mysql show engines;
++-++
| Engine | Support | Comment
|
I'll reformat the SQL with line breaks so it looks more readable to me.
On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, smriti Sebastian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created two tables like this:
create table customer(SID int,
name varchar(20),
primary key (SID));
create table
On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, Richard Heyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How very inconsistent and obnoxious.
But yet far more secure.
You misunderstand. I realize that putting the password on the command
line is insecure in the presence of ps auxwww and Process Explorer
and such. I'm kvetching about
does the lock table on MySQL (I'm using 5.0.22 or 5.0.45) works
even for a cached result?
this is my scenario, (I'm using MyIsam tables)
thread 1:
LOCK TABLE foo WRITE;
thread 2:
SELECT * FROM foo ;
(locked)
thread 1:
UNLOCK TABLES;
thread 2:
result of SELECT * ..
and that's is, IMHO,
I am an idiot. table_a and table_b have exactly the same structure.
How do I say this in SQL:
INSERT (all records from table_a) into table_b where table_a.customer
= '12'
Just trying to eventually duplicate the whole table, one customer's
set of records at a time. Thanks.
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On Wednesday 12 March 2008 00:14:46 Brian Dunning wrote:
I am an idiot. table_a and table_b have exactly the same structure.
How do I say this in SQL:
INSERT (all records from table_a) into table_b where table_a.customer
= '12'
Just trying to eventually duplicate the whole table, one
Hello everyone,
I am compiling mysql source and need stored MySQL data files and log files (log
bin) separated. For example:
/var/log/mysql /* log files
and
/sgdb/data /* data files
I used --localstatedir in ./configure but both data files and log files was
stored together.
How do
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