ction side, and then:
>
> mysql -h test_db_server -h user -pPASSWORD database < /tmp/db.sql
...
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ELECT name FROM students [ORDERED BY ...]';
$res = mysql_query($qry);
for ($cnt=0; $cnt < 5000; $cnt++) {
$row = mysql_fetch_array($res);
$div1str .= '' .$row['name'];
}
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res))
$div2str .= '' .$row['name&#x
uot;, "Extra-small", "'aqua:7FFFD4', 'blue:99'");
>
INSERT INTO products ...
..., ('aqua:7FFFD4', 'blue:99'));
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/set.html
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On Sat, 26 Dec 2009 10:43:55 +0800 Eva said:
> 2009-12-26 2:36, Don Read :
>
> >
> > Change noticed to enum('new', 'scan', 'done') not null default 'new';
> >
> > When proc two runs, it should
> > "UPDATE noticed=&#
sing old IPs.
>
> So how to resolve this problem?
> Thanks for my newbie questions.
> Merry Holidays!
>
> Eva.
Change noticed to enum('new', 'scan', 'done') not null default 'new';
When proc two runs, it should
"UPDATE noticed='sca
.
When the user logs in, it scans all the 'en' (english) tokens and stores
it in a PHP array('Day' => 'Day', 'Total' => 'Total' ...
Once you figure out the user's locale (either from a user table or
parsing the http headers) you re-sc
CT ... FROM MSSQL_table WHERE seen='GET';
INSERT INTO MySQL_table ...
UPDATE MSSQL_table SET seen='GOT' WHERE seen='GET';
lather, rinse, repeat.
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ion is that the query runs faster the second time around but i dont
> > have ...
> >
>
> --
> A: It reverses the normal flow of conversation.
> Q: What's wrong with top-posting?
> A: Top-posting.
> Q: What's the biggest scourge on plain text ema
> the NULL handling syntax.
>
> If you are wondering who Codd is I can anticipate you that he invented the
> things we are talking about
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_F._Codd)
>
>
> Cheers
>
> Claudio Nanni
And Claudio for the WIN!
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7;$baz%'";
// then test, case by case, to see if you need more selection clauses:
if (! empty($area))
$qry = andclause($qry, 'area', $area);
if (! empty($interest))
$qry = andclause($qry, 'interest', $interest);
echo '', $qry, '&#
dbconn->Execute($qry);
while($row = $r->FetchRow())
$rank[$row['user_id']] = $row['rank'];
$dbconn->Execute('UPDATE user SET rank=0');
foreach($rank as $id => $r) {
$qry = "UPDATE user SET
ing similar but with MEDIUMINT.
hittime DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT '-00-00',
prd MEDIUMINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
...
KEY idx_p (prd),
...
UPDATE tbl SET prd=EXTRACT(YEAR_MONTH FROM hittime) ...
Then query it with
SELECT ... WHERE prd=200408 etc.
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x27;ve actually specified
> a display width, except just to see what effect it has on result
> display. :-)
>
The only time I've used it is in a billing app (w/ zerofill):
CREATE TABLE invoice (
id mediumint(6) unsigned zerofill NOT NULL auto_increment,
idcust med
ith joins etc, I don't find the "your
> error near .." very useful or am I giving up to easy?
Howzabout :
mysql_query($qry) or
die(sprintf('Borked query at file %s line %d :%s',
__FILE__, __LINE__, nl2br($qry)) .''
.mysql_errno() .'' .mysq
lowing query:
>
> SELECT SYS_IDX, LEFT(RIGHT(C,
> LENGTH(C)-LOCATE(';',C,LOCATE('name',C))),10) FROM A;
>
> This return's up to ten characters after the name, somethimes this is
> to
> much, sometimes to many. Does anybody knows how to go from here.
gt;
A. run both servers on the same time-zone.
B. load the data and run the query:
UPDATE tbl SET ts= DATE_SUB(ts, INTERVAL 10 HOUR) WHERE ...
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On 25-Mar-2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Not using perl or php I came up with:
>
> mysqlshow -u user --status db_name | awk -F"|" '{print $2,$5}' | grep
> -i pattern
>
> Is there a query to do the same thing?
>
>
SHOW TABLE STATUS
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DESC, membershiptype DESC
-- or --
ELT(membershiptype + 1, '2', '0', '1') ASC
-- or --
MAKE_SET(membershiptype, 'a','b') DESC
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raries.
To verify this --try this script:
---
---
Look for '--with-mysql' in the Configure Command section.
Also look for a MySQL Support section.
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For l
with an "Ordered" select, and
> then
> sending individual "UPDATES" for each
Hint: CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE
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e to maintain a timestamp on each update, and then
> go
> around all of them at backup time :(
>
> Anyone got any other ideas?
>
SHOW TABLE STATUS
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quot;\t\"$row["yetnothe
> r_fiel
> d"]\"\t" ;
>
$output .=implode("\t", $row) ."\n";
> }// end while
Header("Content-type: text/tab-separated-values");
Header("Content-Disposition: inline; filename=data.tsv");
idx_hsi (hobby_id, sex, id).
At a higher level you might rethink how/why you're doing it that way.
This is a subselect done in two steps. Look if you could
combine/modify your original query (that produced $value) and this
query to a single JOIN query.
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7;tab' ?
>
Does it have to be a SELECT? Or just a NO-OP?
SET @nothing=0;
-or-
DO 0;
- or -
SHOW TABLES LIKE 'asdfzxcv1234';
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gt;
> Can anyone help me with this?
>
In your init script (before the section that calls safe_mysqld) put:
TZ=EST; export TZ
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values created before)?
>
UPDATE [table] SET [timestamp]=[timestamp], ...
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e origin input & output files for clues as to what is missing & why.
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On 19-Sep-2003 Don Read wrote:
>
> On 19-Sep-2003 Dan Anderson wrote:
>> I am trying to make my PHP script autodetect when a table in a mySQL
>> database exists, and when it doesn't, create it.
>>
>
>
> function tableexists($tbl) {
>
On 19-Sep-2003 Dan Anderson wrote:
> I am trying to make my PHP script autodetect when a table in a mySQL
> database exists, and when it doesn't, create it.
>
function tableexists($tbl) {
$res = @mysql_query("SELECT 1 FROM $tbl");
return ($res ? true : fals
can use your language constructs, -- for PHP 'unset($var)' or
in Perl 'delete $var'.
PHP example:
echo '';
$res=mysql_query('SELECT * FROM TName');
while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($res) ) {
unset($row['dateOB'], $row['idSCHOOL']);
command that will export that info to a file
> without the contents of the tables themselves?
>
$ mysqldump -d dbname
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.21 | <= Need to eliminate these rows
>| 1 | 0 | 5 | 82.87 | <=
>| 0 | 0 | 3 | 152.02 | <=
>| 0 | 0 | 5 | 138.11 | <=
> +++-++
> 6 rows in set (0.00 sec)
>
> Is it possible to get a result set
;", "Garage
> =='".$c."'",
> "Basement =='".$d."'";
Use '=' instead of '==' and why the commas in your WHERE clause ?
$sql = "SELECT Realtor, ...
WHERE Bathrooms ='$a' AND Bedroom
ed:
DELETE FROM clients WHERE cid NOT IN
(SELECT b1.cid FROM branches AS b1, branches AS b2
WHERE b1.cid=b2.cid and b1.bid != b2.bid);
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k for 'UNION' and 'MERGE' in the manual.
If you're pre 4.0 then:
SET @cnt:=SELECT COUNT(*) FROM orders WHERE member_id='2';
SELECT @cnt + COUNT(*) AS totcnt FROM old_orders WHERE member_id='2';
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ce, but for some reason when executing the SQL query it thinks they
> are
> the same. Any suggestions would be helpful.
>
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE fieldname LIKE CONCAT('%', CHAR(0x??), '%');
UPDATE tablename SET fieldname=REPLACE
$I > $K.$I.sql
rm -rf $K.$I.sql.gz
gzip $K.$I.sql
done
done
---
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, this is my query:
>
> SELECT countries_id, countries_name FROM TABLE_COUNTRIES ORDER BY
> countries_name;
"SELECT IF(countries_id='US', 0, 1) as ctsort, countries_id, countries_name
FROM TABLE_COUNTRIES
ORDER BY ctsort, countries_name"
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DESC tbl;
SHOW INDEX FROM tbl;
SHOW CREATE TABLE tbl;
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xtfile readable only by you so that you don't
> pass the password on the command line.
>
~/.my.cnf
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ETWEEN '2003-01-01 00:00:00' AND '2003-06-30 23:59:59'"
OPT="-e -q -t"
mysqldump $OPT --where="date_time $INPERIOD" db tbl > tbl.dmp && \
mysql -e "DELETE FROM tbl WHERE date_time $INPERIOD" db
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do it, (and
> probably faster) to do it in mysql.
>
> I know how do use the regexp for SEARCHING, but can I do a replace on
> the same cmd with an UPDATE?
>
UPDATE foo SET url=REPLACE(url, 'disciplines/', 'programs/')
WHERE url LIKE 'disciplines/%';
at
> other
> times the user will select more than one needing an OR statement between
> the
> two checkboxes. Make sense?
>
>
Use an array.
$agesel=implode("', '", $HTTP_GET_VARS['ageselect,]);
$qry="SELECT * FROM foo
WHERE penpals.agegro
t;
> which one do you prefer and usually use?
Number one (with a composite key).
table invoice_line (
idinv int unsigned not null, // invoice number
line tinyint unsigned auto_increment,// line number
idprod, qty, uom, price, cogs,
ch day
DUMP=$HOME/archive/db
DBS="auth gl ar ap inv"
DIR=`date +%a`
cd $DUMP
mkdir -p $DIR
rm -f Today
ln -sf $DIR Today
cd $DIR
for K in $DBS
do
TBLS=`mysql -N -e "show tables" $K`
for I in $TBLS
do
mysqldump -e -q --add-drop-table $K $I >> $K.$I.sql
No. The id is per connection.
The return value is the last insert performed by your connection.
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mn A and insert that into B.
> But are there better way's of doing something like this ?
>
INSERT INTO tbl_B (A_id, ...)
VALUES (LAST_INSERT_ID(), ...)
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hat'll make it easy to rename servers.
The table(s) could be populated very easily with a couple of shell, Perl,
and/or awk scripts.
YP/NIS would come in handy as well.
You'd loop on each distinct server name --request a ypxfer of the
passwd map, then suck
as a value
// assigned. It's not NULL.
// -- regardless of what the value is.
if ($flag) {
-- or (assuming $flag is initialized) --
if ($flag === TRUE) {
... so either would be the correct construct here.
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@v;
+-+
| @v |
+-+
| 1.35702e-28 |
+-+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
mysql> SELECT CONCAT(LEFT(@v, 4), 'e', SUBSTRING_INDEX(@v, 'e', -1)) as v;
+--+
| v |
+--+
| 1.35e-28 |
+--+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
Reg
ardata SET
> author = LTRIM ( RTRIM ( author )),
> lname = SUBSTRING ( author, PATINDEX ( '% %', name ) + 1, LEN ( name )),
> fname = SUBSTRING ( author, PATINDEX ( '% %', name ));
>
author =TRIM(author),
fname=SUBSTRING_INDEX(author, ' ', 1),
lname=SUBST
Table
> 'mysql.host' do
> esn't exist
> 030613 16:36:37 Aborting
>
Did you run mysql_install_db after installation?
Directories in /etc/my.cnf (or command line opts) correct?
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ell;
>
> But how do I put this value into its corresponding row in the new column
> ?
>
UPDATE dap_cell SET my_new_date=
REPLACE(CONCAT(RIGHT(my_date, 4), LEFT(my_date,5)), '/','');
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:' .mysql_errno .' ' .mysql_error() .'');
B. add a debug function:
function debug($fl, $ln, $msg='') {
global $debugon;
if ($debugon)) {
printf("\n\n";
}
}
$debugon=1;
$qry="INSERT INTO foo VALUES('$ba
| RE: phonebook | 10 |
> ++-+---++++---
> +---+-+
>
> *unwrapped*
>
xterm +aw
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ste
to have
> something to retrieve to the web page, like PHP, PERL, VBScript, etc.
> You can also do the counting there when outputting each row from the
> query results.
>
Or HTML :
Ordered (i.e. numbered) lists take the form:
... first list item
... second l
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can someone help me out please.
>
> Thank You
>
UPDATE datable SET email=REPLACE(email, '@test.com', '@test.ca')
WHERE email LIKE '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
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a number 5 etc.
>
> Ideally we need to keep using mysqlcc because it is very simple to use,
> but it is very time consuming.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
SET @rank:=5;
UPDATE music SET chart=0 WHERE [EMAIL PROTECTED];
UPDATE music SET chart=
1
> 3 | Rob |3
> 4 | John |2
>
> (Please Note the lack of the "age_range" number 2: 15-29).
>
SELECT ELT(1+ (age/15), '0-14', '15-29', '30-44', '45-59') AS age_range
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0 |
+----+----+
4 rows in set (0.02 sec)
(BTW, I think your field names are horrid ...)
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;
> Can someone confirm if my maths are all good, and possibly advise any
> areas
> where I might further optimise this?
>
>
> The only other thing I'm worried about is the fact that I'll have to do a
> couple of queries PER HIT using this system (check if the ro
date range.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/MySQL/MySQLWiz/page1.html";>
Cross-tabulation
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; whose "num" field is 4,78,34 and 23, all in one command? Something along
> "delete * in 'table' where num=1 and num=13 and num=34" etc.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Pag
>
DELETE FROM tbl WHERE num IN (4,78,34,23)
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perror 28
Error code 28: No space left on device
localhost.dread$
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k, and try a 20 second wait_timeout.
The 'ceiling' is 'max_connections' either in one of the my.cnf or as
an option in your rc.* scripts.
mysql> show variables like '%connect%';
CHECK TABLES been run ?
What is Apache's MaxRequestsPerChild s
ase let me know. Thanks!
>
Your pconnects are probably sleeping too long.
in /etc/my.cnf:
[mysqld]
set-variable = wait_timeout=10
That'll get the connections to die off after 10 seconds.
If that doesn't take care of it, check your PHP
;;
>$hasil = mysql_query($kalimatsql, $konek);
or die("Query problem: " . mysql_error());
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
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On 30-Mar-2003 Daniel Rossi wrote:
> hi guys is this possible ? select tablename1 as table1, id from
> tablename1 , tablename2 ?
>
select 'tablename1' as table1, id from ...
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2881 ?? IN 0:02.04 /usr/local/libexec/mysqld --basedi
2889 ?? IN 0:02.03 /usr/local/libexec/mysqld --basedi
133 con- I+ 0:00.02 /bin/sh /usr/local/bin/safe_mysqld
localhost.dread$
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t; column in a format of ("-mm-dd hh:mm:ss") .
>
WEEK()
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0 |
+--+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
This works quite well on a site with > 2 million hits/day. --A 'hit'
being 1 select and 2 or more inserts.
HTH.
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ion in the website. This is why I'd need
> a
> "mirroring" feature.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> - Ville
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tell me this - 2 hours pissing around for an
> oversight.
>
> TIA
>
> mysql_query ("INSERT INTO userdata (email, passwd, firstname, alias)
VALUES
> ('$entered_email','$entered_passwd','$name','Hello')");
&g
ies at :01 and then :59 in the same hour ...
And which is more "valid" ?
"INSERT IGNORE INTO ... or REPLACE INTO ..." ?
Or you could allow both readings and AVG() indstead of SUM() ...
Depending on what you'll allow, a full constraint would be:
UNIQUE KEY mrph (measuremen
mysql_query($sql, $conn) or die(mysql_error());
>
> //echo the result identifier
> echo $result;
> ?>
then View + Source.
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n SQL Server 7 works fine
> SELECT sDAMIONCode, (sORI + ':' + sDamionCode) as sCode FROM tblORI
>
> Any hints would be appreciated.
>
MySQL uses CONCAT(sORI, ':', sDamionCode) AS sCode ...
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an't see yer code in my crystal ball but the Magic eight-ball sez:
'declare your globals.'
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s.
The DISTINCT function filters the result set _after_ they're
selected (and SUM'ed). If you have duplicate entries, the sum(val)
will total both rows in the group --probably not what you want.
A Perl script could help clear up any duplicates.
Then you could add a UNIQUE key to keep
mat is '2003123112'
>
> any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance
> anirudh
DATE_FORMAT(ts, '%Y-%m-%d %T')
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+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
Since you'll only get 15 significant digits w/ a 64bit float, you're in
for considerable margins of error.
MySQL is _NOT_ an arbitrary precision calculator.
If you need that kind of precision, you should be working with DECIMAL().
Rega
rong, it's always some multiple of 1024 such as 2048.
>
> *However* SELECT DISTINCT doesn't SEE the duplicates, as so:
>
> mysql> CREATE TABLE clean_pcf AS SELECT DISTINCT * FROM pcf where release
> =
> curdate()-1;
> Query OK, 2438 rows affected (0.11 sec)
&
d,name, (@nc:=ncust) as next from b where [EMAIL PROTECTED] LIMIT 1;
++---+--+
| 7 | bogon |0 |
++---+--+
mysql> select id,name, (@nc:=ncust) as next from b where [EMAIL PROTECTED] LIMIT 1;
Empty set (0.00 sec)
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On 24-Mar-2003 James E Hicks III wrote:
> mysqlimport: Error: Can't get stat of '/fullpathto/thefile.SQL' (Errcode:
> 13), when using table: thefile
>
localhost.dread$ perror 13
Error code 13: Permission denied
localhost.dread$
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ike '%join%';
+--++
| Variable_name| Value |
+--++
| join_buffer_size | 8384512|
| max_join_size| 4294967295 |
+--++
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
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64,14,13,15');
+---+
| FIND_IN_SET(4, '64,14,13,15') |
+-------+
| 0 |
+---+
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());
> +-+---+
>| now() | unix_timestamp(now()) |
> +-+---+
>| 2003-03-23 23:07:30 |1048453650 |
> +-+---+
> 1 row in set (0.01 sec)
>
o
>
>
> WHERE urun.`ID` = depo.`UrunID`
> AND depo.`Iptal` = 0
> AND urun.`HizmetUrunu` = 0
> GROUP BY urun.`ID`
>
> But i dont want to get a row which `Mevcut Miktar`=0
>
> How i can modify my query.
>
HAVING `Mevcut Miktar` <> 0
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cases, that may be sufficient.
>>
>> mysql -e "select * from tbl_name" db_name > output
>
> Paul, that works just fine. I note that column names
> are inserted as the first line. Is there a way to eliminate
> that? If not, that is just fine.
>
mys
> 2,"PASSWORD",10
> 3,"TEXT",30
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Steve.
>
>
Untested:
UPDATE page
SET pgposition=IF(pgposition=3, 2, 3)
WHERE pgposition IN (2,3);
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,
> $querystring="select * from mytable;";
> echo("\n\n$querystring\n\n");
> mysql_query($querystring);
>
> will output..
> select * from mytable;
>
> You can check the syntax of the command this way.
>
Yep. My
or is.
> I cannot find this error in the docs.
>
> Greetz,
>
localhost.dread$ perror 13 2
Error code 13: Permission denied
Error code 2: No such file or directory
localhost.dread$
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mysql> SELECT TO_DAYS(@e) - TO_DAYS(@b) as FebDays;
+-+
| FebDays |
+-+
| 28 |
+-+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
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> The field is showing the correct field info for applique, they're showing up
> as 1,0,1 BUT every one of the designs are showing the message "oops". What
> am I doing wrong???
>
> TIA
> Renee :)
>
>
$vals=array(
'APPLIQUE',
'PUFFY FOAM&#
qry="SELECT id FROM $tbl
WHERE ExpiryDate < DATE_ADD(CURRENT_DATE, INTERVAL 1 WEEK)";
@ids=GetArray($qry);
while ( @id= splice (@ids,0,64)) {
$weekqry="UPDATE $tbl SET foo='bar'
WHERE id IN (" .join(',',@id) .")";
SQLQuery($week
$DBS
do
TBLS=`mysql -N -e "show tables" $K`
for I in $TBLS
do
mysqldump -e -q --add-drop-table $K $I >> $K.$I.dmp
rm -rf $K.$I.dmp.gz
gzip $K.$I.dmp
done
done
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This gives a 7 day rotation, Mon-Sun
eiving the maximum
> royalty, how would I adjust the SELECT statement?
>
You'll probably need an 'ORDER BY' somewhere in there.
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>
> result should be = susan
>
> any help is appreciated
>
look for 'LEFT JOIN' in the manual.
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can't tell from here, try using some error checking and basic debuging:
mysql_connect("$DBHost","$DBUser","$DBPass")
or die("Could not connect: " . mysql_error());
$qry="UPDATE items SET ItemSKU='$ItemSKU', ...&
le, with the DISTINCT function suppressing any duplicates.
Clear as mud?
(I could've be a little more obvious if I'd put the 'a.memberid=1' clause
first. Sorry ...)
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