Consider the usefulness of a book's index. Instead of
scanning several hundred pages of text to find a particular
word you look at an alphabetical list that tells you the
locations in which the word is found. It's a lot faster, yes?
> Here's my Qu : What's the use of using indexes in mysql ? Why
See www.mysqlfront.de. This program will convert
Access databases to mySQL fairly painlessly.
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Maybe you should say
WHERE category LIKE 'Gambling'
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> I have a quick question regarding queries that involve values in ENUM
> columns.
Each time I post to the MySQL list I get two messages as follows.
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Looks okay to me except table teach_classes should have a
unique id for each record.
teach_clases (taught_id, class_id, teach_id)
Over the long term, the same class probably will be taught more than
once and the same teacher probably will teach more than one class
so neither class_id nor teach_i
You may find the Access conversion easier to do using MysqlFront,
downloadable at www.mysqlfront.de.
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> Mehdi,
> Saturday, June 08, 2
