It would be nice to have an option for mysqldump to put the building of
indexes after the insert statements to speed up loading.
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The Windows download is still 4.0.0a .
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be really soon, Monty wrote me today he was building a
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Does anyone know when 4.0.1 will be released?
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Ken Menzel wrote:
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>Actually it MySQL 4 does. There is a small bug in it right now where
> it won't use the descending index witout a range in the where clause,
> but this is supposed to be fixed in 4.0.2.
Thanks, I am using MySQL 4. I actually want this for "order by". When
I do "create
Why doesn't MySQL support descending keys in indexes?
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I tried compiling with the DONT_USE_DEFAULT_FIELDS flag. Now no
defaults are used, even the ones I ask for. So MySQL gives me a choice
of getting defaults I don't ask for (with the regular version) or not
getting defaults I do ask for (with the DONT_USE_DEFAULT_FIELDS). How
about giving me what
Kodrik wrote:
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> Understand also that the check for a uniq index has to be made by a call to
> the DB so it makes sense the DB does it, but a check on the content of a
> variable can be made by one line of code without any call to the db.
Anything that the database does, one can also do in code
I just found the following at http://www.mysql.com/doc/B/u/Bugs.html
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Because MySQL allows you to work with table types that don't support
transactions, and thus can't rollback data, some things behave a little
differently in MySQL tha
Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
> As your entire discussion centers on the non-existence of NO DEFAULT,
> I will briefly comment only on that.
I would like to add my support for NO DEFAULT. The lack of this feature
is by far the worst thing about MySQL.
> Forcing default on all columns is a design de
DownloadFAST.com wrote:
> But hey apparently I did finally get a solution from a helpful chap on this
> list
What is it? I would like to know. My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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