ERROR 1044: Access denied after upgrade to MySQL 4.0.11a-gamma

2003-03-03 Thread John Hughes
to the mySQL install. I'd appreciate help in how to troubleshooting the likely cause of the ERROR 1044. This application was working flawlessly prior to the "upgrade." John Hughes - Before posting, please check: http:

SQL QUERY help joining three tables

2002-03-15 Thread John Hughes
ables and search all in one pass? TIA John Hughes __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage http://sports.yahoo.com/ - Before posting, please check:

Re: Again regarding MySQL Backup and Recovery

2002-03-03 Thread John Hughes
Please allow me to broaden this thread to include backup for mySQL users who have accounts with ISPs. In my case I have mySQL access on a Web server where I have NO access to the server-level options. What is my best option of making a backup of the database and tables that I use? Also, what i

Re: Query structure puzzle

2002-03-02 Thread John Hughes
Sorting by another field (lname, for instance) produces "Published" in the previously "empty" status. All of the "bad" records are "Published" and none (as far as I've found yet) are "Input." --- John Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro

Re: Query structure puzzle

2002-03-02 Thread John Hughes
quot; doesn't return the same results as WHERE status <> "input". But here's the rub: When I do an individual check on each of the "empty" status records, every one of them has "published" in the stat

Re: Query structure puzzle

2002-03-02 Thread John Hughes
I tried using LIKE \"%published%\" and even LIKE \"%ub%\" The results are the same as when I attempt = \"published\" Something in the query processing works differently when = is used in the WHERE. I can see no explanation in the data stored in the table.

Re: Query structure puzzle

2002-03-02 Thread John Hughes
--- Georg Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Saturday, 2. March 2002 09:32, John Hughes wrote: > > I have a table with approximately 600 rows. Two of the fields are > > "record_date" and "status" Every record has an entry in the > > "

Query structure puzzle

2002-03-02 Thread John Hughes
t; finds 17 rows. The query WHERE status <> \"input\" finds 33 rows. The 33 row answer is the correct answer. I checked the individual records and can find no record with an answer other than "input" or "published" in the status. ASSUMING all records are either

Query structure question

2002-03-01 Thread John Hughes
0 days. Is there a way to construct the query so that only one pass is made at the database, or must I loop through the last 30 days counting how many records have published status and equal date? Any suggestions would be appreciated. John Hughes ___