Same here.
Got 0's for the invalid dates, correct date for the other. What is wrong?
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It seems to me the second way would be slower, because it has to do many
more string tests. But does it make a difference? Is testing integer
equality actually faster than string equality?
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It seems to me the second way would be slower, because it has to do many
more string tests. But does it make a difference? Is testing integer
equality actually faster than string equality?
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I know I have been.
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There shouldn't be anything else required (besides PHP). PHP has built in
functions to access MySQL.
See:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php
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I am going to possibly have to transfer a MySQL database that is currently
running on Windows to a Linux/Unix box (not sure exactly what version it is
running yet). Any pitfalls to avoid here?
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For Windows, its the DOS prompt. Go to start/run and type "cmd".
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is it
possible to make it return the result on just one line?
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un SHOW CREATE TABLE
If (create != str)
recreate table
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.
Ex:
I have a table similar to:
Key | str1 | str2
0 | "str1" | "anotherstr"
1 | NULL | "string"
2 | NULL | NULL
I would like the select statement to return:
Key | Str
0 | "str1"
1 | "string"
n 4.0xx MySQL, which doesn't yet support nested queries.
Any suggestions?
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d argument
I'm using multithreading in my app, but I make sure to LOCK/UNLOCK my tables
before and after use.
What would cause this?
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ocked it.
Note that this same code did not cause this problem with 4.0.12 (had
problems in other places, which are the reasons I just upgraded this).
Any ideas?
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Narrowed it down - it doesn't seem to have anything to do with the table
locking. I removed ALL locking/unlocking and it made no difference. Still
getting there error.
What would cause the 127 error? (perror says: 127 = Record-file is crashed)
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> -
ally seen it finish
yet - I've always run out of time (10-15min) to wait for it and have
aborted.
Any ideas/suggestions on what I could do to cut this time down? Or another
alternative for filling in this information?
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ected results have a size
of 0 (indicating that the specified object does not exist), but then when I
try to insert that very same item, it gives me a key violation. I just
upgraded this program to be using a 4.0.17 server - was previously using
4.0.12 and did not have this problem. Any ideas on what might be wrong?
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MySQL at least partially supported nested SELECT queries, but
either it does not support them in DELETE's or I got the syntax wrong.
Here's what I was trying to use:
DELETE FROM Categories WHERE NOT(catID IN (SELECT DISTINCT catID FROM
items));
Any easy alternatives here?
Adam Clauss
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I am in need of help with the same question (sent late last night, but
apparently got passed over).
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In my case, its neither. Some "random" binary data. Could be ANY kind of
file... (I'm doing mine programmatically).
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it to a
file, then have MySQL read it back in.
The app is using the C++ API and I was wondering if there was any other way
to directly 'stream' the data in?
Thanks,
Adam Clauss
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imaginable.
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Depending on size of data there are a few different
erence? I've typically just done it by value.
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Where MONTH(birthday)=MONTH(now()) AND
DAYOFMONTH(birthday)=DAYOFMONTH(now())
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> From: Scott Haneda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 9:21 PM
> To: MySql
> Subject: Select name, email
delimiter (counting from the right) is
returned:
mysql> SELECT SUBSTRING_INDEX('www.mysql.com', '.', 2);
-> 'www.mysql'
Except do with sapces instead of period?
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I am using VC++ 6 on Win2K.
What is the exact process I need to go through to set this up to use it?
I compiled the original project in the root directory. I then setup one of my
programs to include the as the example had. I also have the lib file
included to link in the project settings. Bu
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