Thanks for the reply.
Jim
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Subject: Re: Database Replication problem
Jim Lucas wrote:
just wondering, when you start the database
just wondering, when you start the database replicating, the bin files start
counting
at .000
host-bin.001
host-bin.002
host-bin.003
...
host-bin.999
what happens when you reach .999?
does it start over at .001 and over-write you initial files, or does it
continue on?
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Jim Lucas
Functions, and Date
Calculations.
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' which you can reference at will, and add new columns to as
future needs arise.
Paul Dubois _MySQL_ at http://www.newriders.com has a good 'relational
database design' tutorial chapter.
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Sure! Try UPDATE. You will (as it says in O'Reilly,) 'change actual data
within a table without altering the table itself.' Meaning you won't be
adding or deleting any records, simply adjusting existing records.
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Again, that's the beauty, MySQL will simply use it if it's available and
you SELECT the right indexed fields.
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. Changed one DIMM and it purrs like a kitten.
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. There doesn't
appear to be any examples of this in the docs.
ex: how to remove user named fred from the user table.
Thanks
Jim
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monitoring' tool and you might find
other uses for it. It can page or email you when 'something' does down.
http://www.bb4.com
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/paste.
Just for fun, try quoting with `backtick.` That's mentioned related to
'special' chars and maybe space is such.
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bothered to try to figure out how to do that yet.
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and looking for 'Oh goody! A new group to
spam!.' Usenet is essentially a wasteland because the ISPs don't care who
does what. The only viable groups out there are moderated, and that's
close to a full time job for a list with this kind of traffic.
/RANT :)
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]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/Apachetoolbox-1.5.41/src/mysql-4.0.0-alpha'
make: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2
There is an innobase/ib_config.h.in but no .h.
Any clues?
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that right. Someone please correct
me if not.
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or Heisenberg's box or /dev/null or other
places that don't really 'exist' in our normal human plane of reference
*but* do in fact exist and can be used.
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Hi Paul!
On Sat, 27 Oct 2001, Paul DuBois wrote:
At 9:38 -0400 10/27/01, jim barchuk wrote:
Hi Carl!
Paul DuBois writes:
NULL basically means unknown value, so saying WHERE x = NULL cannot
work, even if x is NULL. That means where one unknown value = another
unknown value
Nimda hits -on- you, not from you. (Code
Red looks for default.ida.) You're probably OK because those lines said
error - file not found.
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' instead of
just the one. :)
Or of course that can be done from the command line too but it's easier
with a more 'fixed' file line number reference.
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gotta go find where
it's defined.' Writing code is easy. Today. Troubleshooting an obscure
error months later, or modifying things to add a new feature is -work-. :)
A little up front efort -will- help further down the line.
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to talk to a remote database.
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versions of MySQL
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low volume list all MySQL users should subscribe to.
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? That is copy over its attributes, etc.?
http://www.mysql.com/doc/C/R/CREATE_TABLE.html
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touch the 'mysql' db unless you know -exactly- what you're doing.
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Hello Raj!
What is the command to list all the users connected to mysql server?
Type mysqladmin with no parameters for command line help and a list of
options. The one you need is processlist.
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the problem themselves.
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Jeremy posted simply 'No' but
http://www.mysql.com/doc/O/p/Option_files.html says that ~/.my.cnf
overrides previous cnf options. The server can override the user at the
command line but only trying it can prove whether it works or not.
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Scroll about halfway down to see that -exact- error message.
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based on the
information returned from SQLDescribeCol then it will not be expecting to
see a number with 11 digits in it.
This is what I think is wrong with the behavior of MySQL.
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a script to
retain -your- directory structure and preferences.
I also use similar techniques to 'convert' from the rpm system to a
'compiled' version of an application because redhat is often several
months to a year to 'forever' behind in upgrades.
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during
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999.99. The fact that there is room for a sign character should not
increase the number of digits allowed in the field.
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waste of $40 and hours or reading I ever spent in my life.
Nuff said?
To be fair, I did learn how to create a database, import some data, log
in to the server, and do a few simple queries. But that's it.
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think the first update should get an error as I specified a maximum of 9
digits. Per your description of numeric() the value should be set to
999.99. The fact that there is room for a sign character should not
increase the number of digits allowed in the field.
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think the first update should get an error as I specified a maximum of 9
digits. Per your description of numeric() the value should be set to
999.99. The fact that there is room for a sign character should not
increase the number of digits allowed in the field.
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bidder1 20.00
which gives me the higest bid number, but the information from the first
bid in the database. How can I retrieve the records that reflect the
highest bids for each auction???
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Jim
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... and i can't do a 'having' clause because i
have no counts.
any help?
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delete from mysql.user where mysql.user.user='somebody';
or
use mysql;
delete from user where user='somebody';
for a list of users,
delete from user where user in ('somebody', 'anotherone', 'yetanother');
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,6,464,3,2,5,2
FAILED,7,468,0,2,5,2
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lets say i have
(compressed), if I remember, takes a
number of hours to compress and up to 3 days to
send over a 100kbps WAN across the world.
Oracle arch logs don't compress (maybe they are already compressed?).
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For me, this problem was due to:
This problem occurs when the my.cnf file on the master contains
log-bin=/var/log/replication.log
but just
log-bin
seems to work.
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 05:11:21PM -0400, Jim Ziegler wrote:
What causes:
010402 17:08:56 Error reading packet from server
/replication.log
but just
log-bin
seems to work.
However, how do you control the location and name of the log?
(This may just be a documentation issue, but the error message is not very intuitive.)
Submitter-Id: submitter ID
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columns the duplicate data you can get elsewhere but would make a
query potentially faster (i believe) but the tables larger?
If anyone can point me elsewhere as well...
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I was wondering, is it possible to have different log files for
different databases somehow?
RedBack? You're just down the street... Sort of.
Ya, but for how long (for either of us). ahem.
difficult to do (add the necessary code to MySQL), provided that the
logging code is as
something?
thanks,
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TIA
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Hi,
Does anyone know
1) if MySQL / Linux supports the use of Group By ROLLUP?
2) If not (as I suspect), are there plans for such an implementation?
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On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 12:45:15PM -0700, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 03:41:25PM -0400, Jim Ziegler wrote:
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 12:50:20AM -0700, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 02:15:41PM +0700, Said Madrus wrote:
Dear all,
can anybody tell me how
presume
it's something like what we are doing to get the insert ID
($statementHandle-{'mysql_insertid'}). Any ideas?
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Thanks for all the info... I'd love to help find the answer, but I don't
know gdb (or even what it is, but I have heard those letters before :)
So now I can start and stop the server... do any of the other issues you
mention affect how mysql works for small databases?
Thanks, Jim
on 5
OR statement in table3, all values
are looked at in table2, then grouped, and then the only ones returned are
those that group to the same number of OR's we are looking for. I have
got to think this is inefficient.
Anyone have suggestions? Comments? Anything?
Thanks,
--jim
When I read
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Lane','Southgate','Mi','48195','US','7342848671','','','Pishlo
Net','Y',now()) failed: Unknown column 'id' in 'field list'
-Jim Pishlo
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Dreamers build castles in the sky.
Psychopaths move into them.
What I need to know is, where
.iodbc.ini files has changed.
how do I do that?
For that matter, how do I start MyODBC / iODBC ?
these are simple questions, but there is no place I've found that talks about
MyODBC linux in detail.
MySQL is running on another Linux box and is talking to Webmin just fine.
TIA
- Jim
We are using a shopping cart / front end called WebCatalog
and it needs ODBC.
I know there are other solutions, but if we can get ODBC working
then there is no code change for WebCatalog
- Jim
why are you using ODBC if you're trying to connect from one linux box to
a MySQL database housed
MySQL doesn't work on OpenBSD 2.8
because of a bug in OpenBSD (http://www.mysql.com/doc/O/p/OpenBSD_2.8.html)
Please help!
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does anyone that is using replication have any
suggestions at all about how to get past this problem?
is anyone using replication successfully?
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Mailing
What is good clean sql syntax to accomplish the following with MySQL:
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE value is in array of values
i.e. (psudocode)
Assume I have a field called ID in my table, and that I have 20 Rows (with
ID's 1-20)
myarray = (1,3,4)
I want to return all the fields where ID = 1
rrno=65535)
and in the master log:
010410 16:35:583006 Connect[EMAIL PROTECTED] on
3007 Connect[EMAIL PROTECTED] on
3007 Quit
3006 Binlog Dum
What is wrong? Where do I get a better magician?
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database,sql,query
load table from master
does not work for me. I get the error message
ERROR 1189: Net error reading from master
what can cause this?
both the master and the slave are version
3.23.33-log
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database,sql,query
load table from master
does not work for me. I get the error message
ERROR 1189: Net error reading from master
what can cause this?
both the master and the slave are version
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message? The log file on the master is not named FIRST.
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the subCCYYMM is 200103. That is, find only the historical records for a
licenceNo where March is the only record.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks,
Jim
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FYI, I tested MySQL 3.23.36 with the same setup as below.
I got identical results.
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OpenBSD 2.8
swap partition is 256mb
/tmp partition is 1gb
Pentium III 667mhz
: 1 Open tables:
6 Queries per second avg: 0.034
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when i try to:
mysql load table aca from master;
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I use MySQL for my personal web site, but as the Director of Information
Systems (I suppose I am one of those higher ups) I can't imagine using MySQL
for mission critical applications until it has transaction support (commit
and rollback).
Jim Gillaspy
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% cpu, and the index is still not done being
built
after 30 minutes (the identical data is on a linux box, and the index takes
3 minutes
to build.
Any ideas?
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I have a busy website that uses mysql. It crashed this morning. I don't
know where to begin to fix it. I did notice in my httpd-error.log that I've
been getting a bunch of errors:
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Will MySQL work with Aphace for windows?
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I have a non-profit site that uses mysql. I need to optimize two queries so
they won't put such a load on the mysql server. If I don't lighten the
load, they've treatened to kick us off.
What columns are best to index?
SELECT messages.ID as ID, title, text, user_id,
username, email
Is there a way to define more than 16 btrees per table? Can this index
limit be increased to 32 or more? It's a static database that is
massively updated once or twice a year so update performance is not the
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