The data isn't actually being corrupted. The problem here is that
SELECT INTO OUTFILE wants to escape all of the line breaks as to make it
easy to reimport the data using LOAD DATA INFILE. You could work
around that by setting the escape character using: FIELDS ESCAPED BY '';
The total
Err, I don't know what I was thinking.
You can simply do a select into dumpfile like:
select data from test where id=1 into dumpfile /tmp/test2.gif;
That is designed for writing blobs to a file.
Harrison
Harrison C. Fisk wrote:
The data isn't actually being corrupted. The problem here
Mike,
With the way you have it written below, all of the pic1_id, pic2_id,
pic3_id, and pic4_id must be equal (because they all equal pic.pic_id).
Since this wasn't true for any of the rows, that is why you were
getting no results.
To get each picture value seperately, you will have to do
I believe the following query will do what you want it to do:
SELECT t1.id from table1 as t1 LEFT JOIN table2 as t2 on t2.t1id = t1.id
AND t2.id = 9 WHERE t2.id IS NULL;
More information can be found at
http://www.mysql.com/doc/A/N/ANSI_diff_Sub-selects.html about sub-select
work arounds.
Hello,
The reason that it takes so long is because you are using regexp on a
function to join the table. That means that MySQL can't use indexes for
that column. If you run an EXPLAIN on the query you will see that is
true.
To speed up the query some you could add an index on
The mysql command line client can accept batch files as:
mysql -uuser -ppassword database file.sql
file.sql is just a file with the plain text SQL statements in it that you
want to run.
Then since you are on Windows 2000, you could setup Task Scheduler to run it
every night at whatever time
These are binary update log files. They keep track of all updates to your
database. They are often used when restoring from a backup and also are
required for replication. You can doa FLUSH LOGS and then move away the
old logs or delete them if that is what you want to do. Be sure to always
There is a function called Load_File which will cause the mysqld to read the
file into a field. It is designed for such things.
Check out http://www.mysqldeveloper.com/faqs/index.pcgi?id=7 for more
information.
Keep in mind that generally it is better to use the file system to store
files and
On UNIX and Linux machines, there are a few places that MySQL will look for
your my.cnf.
The are detailed at: http://www.mysql.com/doc/O/p/Option_files.html
However if none of these files exist, then MySQL will use the default values
assigned for all neccesary settings. You can then just create
Here is a query that will do what you want I think:
SELECT count(distinct goal.id) as ours, count(distinct goalopp.id) as
theirs, game.id
FROM game LEFT JOIN goalopp ON game.id=goalopp.game
LEFT JOIN goal ON game.id=goal.game
GROUP BY game.id
HAVING ours theirs;
We have to use
This seems like a fairly straight forward and simple query, however you run
into the max row information problem as described in the manual at
http://www.mysql.com/doc/e/x/example-Maximum-column-group-row.html
Finding the first part is fairly easy and straight forward, it is just
getting the
The normal way to do it is to pipe it to the mysql command line client which
will make it enter batch mode and run the .sql file. The basic syntax will
look something like:
mysql -p database file.sql
This should work in windows or in any unix environment. This is also
assuming the file is in
Hello,
Try using NOT NULL. As weird as MySQL can be, don't think it is that
NUTty. =)
Harrison
- Original Message -
From: Jule [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 7:00 PM
Subject: ALTER TABLE $table ADD $value2 TEXT NUT NULL
Hey i'm getting this
Hello,
Try using NOT NULL. As weird as MySQL can be, don't think it is that
NUTty. =)
Harrison
- Original Message -
From: Jule [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 7:00 PM
Subject: ALTER TABLE $table ADD $value2 TEXT NUT NULL
Hey i'm getting this
You can do this with a pretty simple left join as follows:
SELECT MainTable.ID from MainTable LEFT JOIN MapTable ON
MainTable.ID=MapTable.ID where MapTable.ID IS NULL;
Because it is a left join, it will pad all MainTable entries that don't
appear in MapTable with NULL's. Hence we can check if
If you only want to get the Max or min of a single row, then you should try
something like:
SELECT date_value, version_id FROM dates WHERE version_id=2 ORDER BY
date_value DESC LIMIT 1;
However if there might be two of the rows with the highest you will need to
use either a max-concat trick or
Actually I think the SHOW TABLE STATUS like 'TABLENAME' command can show
you the next auto_increment value.
Although I can say I wouldn't really ever use it except for personal use,
not in an actual application.
Harrison
- Original Message -
From: Paul DuBois [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Son
Those are the actual table files that MySQL uses for the MyISAM table type.
You should be able to just copy them into the datadir under a database
directory and MySQL will find them and you should be able to use the tables
like normal after copying them. If you don't know where your datadir is
On my system error 28 is no space left on device.
harry@LordBlink:~ perror 28
Error code 28: No space left on device
You can verify that is the same on your system with the perror command that
should come with your MySQL installation.
If it is the same error then make sure that your datadir
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