is there any single MySQL script that would backup my complete database?
thanks! Kai
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by invoices.job_id
thanks again!! -- K:)
on 28/8/02 11:47 Uhr, Amer Neely at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: job database with invoicing
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 22:05:43 +0200
From: Kai Vermehr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MySQL List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm building a job database
I'm building a job database with simple invoicing. I have one table called
JOBS and one called INVOICES. In INVOICES there's a foreign key column
called job_id referencing INVOICES to JOBS.job_id.
in a simplified way it looks like this:
(there are a lot of other columns of course)
Hi Neil,
after some help from Aron Pilhofer and the online manual I got this
statement
select (to_days(deadline)) - (to_days(current_date))
thanks!! K:)
on 21/8/02 7:58 Uhr, Neil Mansilla at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Kai Vermehr wrote:
how can I calculate
how can I calculate the difference between two dates in days? I'd like to
get the days to go between current_date and a job-deadline in the future.
thank)s to MySQL
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Kai Vermehr
eBoy Graphics
http://www.eboy.com
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Before
Just created a table with a column named client_nr that is a foreign key
referencing to my Clients table:
CREATE TABLE Contacts (
contact_nrint not null auto_increment,
first_namechar(30),
last_namechar(30),
client_nr char (30),
emailchar(30),
tel_1char(5),
tel_2char(30),