I am running mysql 3.23, and want to know if I can set the default value
of a column to to_days(now()), or the equivelant. I have tried this,
and the default gets translated to 0.
Thanks
Carlin
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Hello all:
I have a production server that is currently down and am looking for
help. WIN2k Server, mysql 3.23
The background is this - I was creating an index, and someone decided to
reboot the system. When the system came back up, mysql would not
start. When we looked at the service, it
I have a number of databases installed under mysql 3.23 and 4.0, and will need to
occasionally re-initialize certain tables. Can I re-set auto-increment fields within
those tables?
Thanks
Carlin Anderson
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