with
RedHat 7.x and above.
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doesn't exist!
In future, may I suggest you that post questions like this to the PHP
mailing list, as this is nothing to do with MySQL.
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' instead of 3306.
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MONTH(dob) = MONTH(NOW()) AND
DAYOFMONTH(dob) = DAYOFMONTH(NOW());
And, to see how old a person is, given their date of birth, you would do
something like this:
SELECT YEAR(NOW() - YEAR(dob) AS age FROM yourtable;
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, this isn't a bug. It's MySQL just following the features of your
system's C library.
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and see what kind of numbers it turns up. :-)
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file, but I thought making sure that I have the latest
version of gcc (gcc-2.96-85), rather than downgrading to 2.95, would
suffice. Is this the problem, or something else?
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= thread_cache_size=16
set-variable = thread_concurrency=4
set-variable = back_log=100
set-variable = max_allowed_packet=2M
set-variable = wait_timeout=240
skip-locking
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in release 3.23.15 there is this:
* Added functions INET_NTOA() and INET_ATON().
So, you need to upgrade your MySQL before you can use these functions.
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in the Contacts store are exported to
the text file.
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output
formatting) consult the application's help, by entering:
$ mysql --help
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Check out MyODBC here:
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(234 / 97128) * 100 = 0.24%
This is way less than one percent, so in this case it's no problem. But, I
reckon that if you have more than several percent free space (say 10%) then
you definitely need to optimise.
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query load consists of large quantities of small
queries, as this is where row-level locking, etc. will help most.
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table to consolidate empty gaps.
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' replication has whole
load of issues that you need to tip-toe around carefully (such as
auto-increment fields clashing values). Unless your environment has a high
update load too, then you probably don't need to worry about distributing
updates.
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clarification. It
only seems to talk about re-creating indexes...
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*** 3. row ***
category_code: 0
agent_code: 44114
3 rows in set (0.00 sec)
This has the benefit of long text fields being wrapped on your display.
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, 'Miscellaneous
Functions', in the current MySQL manual:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/M/i/Miscellaneous_functions.html
I assume you must also be using an old version of MySQL, as these functions
were only added in version 3.23.15, so you should upgrade your installation
of MySQL.
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that the access privileges on your MySQL
server allow you to connect from the IP of the firewall.
Other than that, there is nothing else you need to do.
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entries for 3.23.38 - is there a
new release imminent? Should I wait for this, or just upgrade to 3.23.37
now?
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timestamp if called without arguments. According to the manual,
anyway:
If called with no argument, returns a Unix timestamp...
So, if it's not working as documented under Windows, then I think this
counts as a bug, yes?
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? Is it because I'm running only version 3.23.32 of MySQL? Do I
need to upgrade? Any assistance would be appreciated, as no-one else seems
to be able to help.
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up on disk, because you have your index file and table definition file
too. I think the 'Index_length' field will tell you how big your indexes are
too, though.
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would've made a comment in the manual, but the new account registration
seems to be broken - you just get an Unknown column 'country_id' in 'field
list' SQL error.
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browser char(255) NOT NULL,
KEY (bannerid),
KEY (impression)
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TYPE=MERGE
UNION=(eventlog_11, ...many other tables..., eventlog_81);
Can anyone help me figure out what's going on here?
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if there is any particular reason why this can't
be shown, or is it just an oversight?
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though...
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Anyway, 405 queries per second is not so much if you have monster hardware.
I seem to remember one of the MySQL developers mentioning one time that they
had benchmarked a MySQL server at over 1,000 queries/sec.
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(missing, of course, the last one).
Hope this gets you going. Also, if you have any more queries about your
code, you'd be better off asking on the PHP mailing list, as this problem
really isn't much to do with MySQL itself.
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in the MySQL command-line client.
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Subject: potential vulnerability of mysq
, if you're talking about a third-party client application or about
trying to do this from a PHP script (via the mysql_query() function) then I
doubt it will be possible - definitely not possible in the case of PHP.
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on for
forthcoming revisions of MySQL - making sure that all currently present
date/time functions have an equal function for converting back to a date or
time data type.
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read cache?
* Should I be aiming to get my new threads per connections figure as low as
possible?
* What effect on memory usage would having a larger thread cache make?
This is all on a RedHat Linux 6.2 server with 512Mb RAM and MySQL 3.23.32.
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your data. You
don't need to add any fields to your table to do this.
Here's an example:
SELECT ROUND((SessionTime + 30) / 60) AS Minutes FROM YourTable
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only ever useful for fields that will only ever
contain one of a fixed set of values - like "Yes" and "No", for example.
I never use Sets - they're evil. ;)
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dates? I'm using version 3.23.32-log, intstalled from official MySQL RPMs.
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t;95" supposed to represent? Can anyone explain the
rational behind this?
Anyway, this is clearly not gonna be suitable for subtracting/adding dates,
so I suppose I'll have to resort to something ugly like converting each date
to a timestamp before subtracting.
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using time() instead.
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RAID controllers, or one of the Promise
or Adaptec PCI adapters if you don't want to change motherboards.
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into 'sit-back-and-watch'
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If it's worse, it dynamically restores the previous config - this might
partially avoid the scenario I described earlier.
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mation to be gleaned from SHOW TABLE STATUS, such as the type of table
and date/time of creation of last update, etc.
Unfortunately, you can't tag columns with comments, though.
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SELECT field FROM table WHERE something = 'foo' INTO OUTFILE
'/path/to/whatever.txt' LINES TERMINATED BY 0x1d
Then just transfer it to your Mac/PC and import this text file into the
repeating field of the record you desire. Et voila!
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Can anyone offer any ideas (or maybe solutions) for my problem?
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