the mysql files in a different location than the
mysql.com provided RPM.
Can I just install the mysql.com provided RPM overtop of the redhat one?
Should I uninstall the redhat RPMs first? Basically what is the least
painful way of performing the upgrade?
Regards,
Chris Book
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Use the php function 'explode' to seperate words based on spaces into an
array, and then go through your list checking the length of each word.
Chris
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From: Craig Issod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 10:44 PM
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set your /home/Venu/ directory to be readable by all users:
chmod 755 /home/Venu
This has security issues but at least it'll fix your problem :)
Chris
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From: Venugopal Allavatam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 1:40 PM
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to a halt.
Thanks,
Chris Book
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That's not really true. You can use an auto_increment field as the primary
key and create a seperate UNIQUE index that combines both the firstname and
lastname fields that will be inforced for inserts.
Usually its easier to work with integers as primary keys, especially when
you reference them
I suggest a few things. First, set it to NOT NULL DEFAULT 1, and then set
the value explicitly to null, which will cause it to use the default value.
The problem with inserting '' is that its casting to an integer and mysql
decides that '' should be 0. Or try using : insert into table (column1,
For windows binaries, if you want to enable other databases, you have to
uncomment the associated .dll file in the php.ini. Php doesn't have a
seperate dll file for mysql, as the module is build right in (you couldn't
disable it if you wanted to). When you compile it directly, if you don't
You have to setup an ODBC connection using the MySQL ODBC Driver (MyODBC),
and then you use ASP to create connection and recordset objects.
Chris
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From: murali madhav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 12:40 AM
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wrong?
Thanks,
Chris Book
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