> Hi,
>
> Perhaps the table is corrupted ? (the second query uses index
> if they is one whereas the first doesn't). REPAIR TABLE
> reports nothing wrong ?
>
> Regards,
> Jocelyn
Just use that, and now it seems to work...
Thanks everyone...
//
Jonas
hows 12 of these rows. But if i
> specify one
> > of the rows that are not shown with the first command, like
> 'SELECT *
> > FROM table_name WHERE id='25';' this row is shown.
> >
> > Any suggestions what might be wrong?
> >
>
7;SELECT * FROM
table_name WHERE id='25';' this row is shown.
Any suggestions what might be wrong?
//
Jonas Olofsson
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