"Within-group aggregates" at
http://www.artfulsoftware.com/queries.php.
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Kip Turk wrote:
I'm having problems optimizing a series of subselects. I have the
following sample table:
mysql> select * from fake order by msgid, id desc;
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point even explain took
a few minutes to respond). What can I do to optimize this query?
Thanks,
Kip Turk
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rchar( 40 ) null,
> url varchar( 40 ) null,
> comments text null,
> )
> ;
The last line of your table creation "comments text null," does NOT need
a comma. Drop that and you should be fine.
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; The table is stored on a 3.23.43 mySQL Server. The table type is varchar(15)
> but this can be changed.
Possibly not the most optimized solution, but it functions as requested.
select distinct(concat(substring_index(field, '.', 3), '.0')) as network from table
l (2.4.18-3smp) and glibc (2.2.5-40) when it
came up after the reboot.
I intend to test the new glibc
(ftp://people.redhat.com/jakub/glibc/errata/) at my next maintenance
window and will post an update if anything further changes.
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erver id 1 Start: binlog v 1, server v 3.23.52-log
created 021101 16:33:50
Google didn't produce any helpful tips and the list archives seem pretty
quiet on this problem. Anyone have a clue?
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running clean for quite a while, but seems to have taken a nosedive at
midnight last night.
The segfault seems to come at a test to see if a thread is hanging,
though I can't see why it would fail. Nothing has changed from what I
can see. Any tips?
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dule mod_unique_id. If you need a cryptographic
> randomness you should look into some litterature about the area so as to get
> a better understanding of what you truly need.
Would an MD5 encryption be another option? Use a auto incrementing ID to
keep your records sorted, then the MD5 fie
x27;ll drag my
noise back off the list now. MySQL was not the culprit.
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my apologies for the ugly line wraps. It
looks that bad in my pine session also.
Thanks,
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On Fri, 18 May 2001, Kip Turk wrote:
>
> Is it possible to make this type of logical command in MySQL?
>
> if ((x == y) or (x == z)) { response1 }
> else { response2 }
>
I'll go ahead and follow up my own post, as I found a solution, using
regexp. Here's a te
the results externally?
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x27;t remember enough of
the details to find it in the archives.
Thanks for any assistance you can offer.
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