and have reindexed
the field but still return no records.
Any idea how to get my May students to show in full text search
results?
Thanks,
Ari Denison
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for all the help
Ari
On Sep 6, 2004, at 10:11 AM, Michael Stassen wrote:
Ari Denison wrote:
the ft_min_word_length is now set to 3. That did the trick. Many
thanks.
I forgot to mention that I need to be able to perform boolean
searches on the first_name field.
If it's possible to do boolean searching
reindexed
the field but still return no records.
Any idea how to get my May students to show in full text search results?
Thanks,
Ari Denison
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I have a need to duplicate individual records in a table with a large
number of fields.
This is not part of a backup or restore process. I simply need to be
able to duplicate a record or two on occasion.
Is there an efficient way to do this?
I obviously don't want to duplicate keyfields,
On Feb 17, 2004, at 7:13 PM, Sasha Pachev wrote:
Ari Denison wrote:
I have a need to duplicate individual records in a table with a large
number of fields.
This is not part of a backup or restore process. I simply need to be
able to duplicate a record or two on occasion.
Is there an efficient
A few quick questions for installing on red hat 9 (on a funky old
Pentium 2 333mhz machine with 256MB ram).
When I attempt to install the rpm for the server I get a HUGE list of
conflicts with an existing install of mysql (3.53.x). Weird thing is,
I've never installed MySQL on this machine and
)
If that helps narrow down what's going wrong.
On Jan 22, 2004, at 9:57 PM, Ari Denison wrote:
A few quick questions for installing on red hat 9 (on a funky old
Pentium 2 333mhz machine with 256MB ram).
When I attempt to install the rpm for the server I get a HUGE list of
conflicts with an existing
Hi. I'm new to MySQL (and LOVING it) and have a simple question about
importing tab delimited files into MySQL.
I have a table in mysql called form_instances with the following three
fields:
id
student_id
form_id
I want to import records from a tab-delimited file with only two fields:
never mind... just discovered the --columns= option for mysqlimport. :-)
On Jan 15, 2004, at 3:43 PM, Ari Denison wrote:
Hi. I'm new to MySQL (and LOVING it) and have a simple question about
importing tab delimited files into MySQL.
I have a table in mysql called form_instances
