like access, assuming you can't go to the MySql
5 release.
Ed
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Subject: Re: Temporal databases MySQL
I was thinking about the following model
://www.dbpd.com/vault/9810snod.html
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From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Daniel BODEA
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Hi Shawn,
I really meant temporal and not temporary. Temporal as in TSQL2
on a given SQL engine (MySQL in this case). Not being that
familiar with the inner workings of MySQL though, I can only submit the
module above to the attention of MySQL specialists who may have the time to
post back their thoughts.
Thanks,
Daniel
Daniel BODEA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Hi Shawn,
I really meant temporal and not temporary. Temporal as in TSQL2. Databases
that on the one hand accumulate all changes to data over time along with
accurate time information and on the other hand provide varying degrees of
transparency in querying this data based on the theory of
Greetings everyone,
I haven't been able to find any piece of information on temporal databases
and MySQL except the code from the TAU Project which seems to be
experimental at best. Not even discussions on the mailing lists or on the
forums but while I was looking for temporal, people may have
to some
predefined criteria which wouldn't have left any possibility of ordering the
results according to however I eventually wanted them.
Daniel
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Greetings,
I have several solutions to a problem which requires temporary or cache
tables but the different solutions are time consuming to test for
performance and I was wondering if anyone had more information on this than
myself.
The server is 3.23.40 without possibility for upgrade to 4.x
trip only.
Daniel
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Subject: Re: Querying on subsets of one-to-many and many-to-many
Under most circumstances, even with data tables as large
