currently have something like this running...
i make a dump file on the remote server runing a script with crontab. i
gzip that file just to make the file transfer faster . the local server
then fetches the file (wget) and gunzips it and then i load the file.
works pretty good.
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select VBS_ID , max(Date)
from weight
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i don't know what the ID field in the select clause is for , so i
omitted it.
i suspect the ID field in the select clause caused the prob.
shout if you need more help.
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option.
Can someone please help?
Thanks you all.
Wayne.
J. Wayne Doneker
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try this wayne
mysql 'databasename' <'filename'
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s. keeling wrote:
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s. keeling wrote:
Grr. Please, what's wrong with this?!?
alter table MEMBERS
alter MEMBER_INFO varchar(160);
ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual \
that corresponds to your MySQL server version fo
rver version for the right \
syntax to use near 'varchar(160)' at line 2
The field exists, but I'd like it to accept more chars.
Debian/Gnu Linux Testing/Etch, MySQL 4.0
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/alter-table.html
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root user.
Thanks,
Scott
use the mysql database and look in the user table .. you will be able to
see all the users there , as well as the privileges. you will have to
reset the password for the user you want to use... use the 'grant'
statement to reset the password.
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is this fields datatype varchar?
does it have to be a text field?
change the datatype to int , double etc. depending on your needs
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shuming wang wrote:
Hi,
Could we do a database dump/backup in a query like below ?
mysqldump.exe --default-character-set=gb2312 --opt --host 192.168.0.1
-u root -p -C mydb>mydbfile
or restore a database in a query like below ?
mysql.exe -h 192.168.0.1 -u root -p -C mydbThen we can do backup a
the daily process.
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or maybe a datetime field and order by the datetime. i was never a big
fan of auto-increment. ;-)
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as sj
where s.studentID = sj.studentID and sj.Grade = 'A' and (sj.Subject =
'Maths' or sj.Subject = 'Chem')
I think your query will return student 3 as well
My apologies. Misunderstood the question...
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entID = sj.studentID and sj.Grade = 'A' and (sj.Subject =
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hi bastian
just a thought. rather stay away from auto_increment PK's and rather
generate your own PK.
i have run into trouble a couple of times using auto_increment when i
made backups and restored the data again. The PK changed and i had
records in other tables referencing the old PK
is that you might sacrifice some speed(depends on the number of
records in the table.) If the table does not grow that fast most def
just flag the records as deleted.
my2c worth
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