Hey John,
It very much depends on what your users needs are.
In my experience, there's an opensource alternative that integrates well
with proprietary systems if needed for everything i can think off. I've
been working solely on Linux for more than 3 years now.
My laptop came with Vista
You cannot execute the grant command because you don't have permission
to do so.
The GRANT command allows you to set permissions on databases and tables,
thereby giving access to possibly sensitive data.
It is in no way a serious restriction, it is a very important security
feature.
If you
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It has the unsubscribe link added.
cheers,
boro
Ananda Kumar schreef:
Me too, every once in two days i keep getting this UNSUBSRIBE emails.
regards
anandkl
On 7/7/07, B. Keith Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been having the same problems.
Hey there again,
I suggest you look up a tutorial about database normalisation. Good ones
are often hard to find.
In general, you give all tables that contain data you will be
referencing in other tables a numeric id (INT(11) UNSIGNED) as primary
key, and you use that key as the constraint.
Or:
Tag
ShapeDimension (type enum('height', 'thickness', etc), value VARCHAR()
or INT())
TagsShapeDimensions (FOREIGN KeY TAG, FOREIGN KEY ShapeDimension)
1 less table
Greetz,
boro
Rajesh Mehrotra schreef:
Hi,
You can do this in four tables:
1. Tag
2. Shape (with an additional field,
Rich schreef:
Hi folks.
Just wanting to know the best way to grab the last 10 rows from a
table. Looking twice to the db to see how many records there are will
be outdated by the time the SELECT is done, so it's moot. This is a
fast moving db with records coming and going.
Instead of
netstat -nlp | grep 3306
greetz,
boro
Drew Jenkins wrote:
Hi;
I just installed MySQL from FreeBSD port. I specified using openssl. Outside of
that, I changed nothing. I copied over the /etc/my.cnf as is, leaving the
innodb stuff commented out. In preparing to install my database, I got this
