Hi all,
I have a small problem - I have the following table with numetic type. In my
table is mediumint(6), but I can to insert value 11223344. I thougth the
maximum value for mediumint(6) is 99.
Do you have some idea what I should to do to be able insert value 99 as
a maximum for my fie
I am not sure, but are you sure that mysqld is running as a root? Or as a
mysql (user) and mysql (group).
Try to check rights of the mysqld user.
Jan
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From: "Richard Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Noamn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 1
Dear Michal,
I am not sure, but I think you can create an user will all the rights in
"mysql - user" (database - table) - this will solve your problem with full
access to all databases.
And then you can use other tables in database "mysql" to define rights of
this user to table "user".
Have a l
I have receive an answer that there is a bug in MySQL rpm packages in Red
Hat 7.3 distribution.
I have tried to find any information about it but I didn't find anything
about it. There is no errata on Red Hat web site, and also other sources
hasn't any information about the bug in Red Hat 7.3 MyS
Hi All,
I am running MySQL 3.23.49 on Red Hat Linux 7.3 (installed from rpm included
in RH distribution). I am using ext3 file system. In my my.cfg is
"skip-locking".
The system is Intel i810, Intel Celeron 433 MHz, 64 MB RAM. It is used only
as a database server which is accessable only from ou
