) and which use the C-language interface of MySQL?
Does it work OK?
Thanks.
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Lars Heidieker
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Mystische Erklärungen.
Die mystischen Erklärungen gelten für tief;
die Wahrheit ist, dass sie noch nicht
transaction_id
COMMIT PREPARED transaction_id
ROLLBACK PREPARED transaction_id
and it states PREPARE TRANSACTION -- prepare the current transaction
for two-phase commit
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Viele Grüße,
Lars Heidieker
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Mystische
Hi,
have you tried the mysql-server from the pkg collection of netbsd?
Lars
On Dienstag, Dezember 24, 2002, at 09:44 Uhr, Bruce Lane wrote:
Fellow MySQL'ers,
I've been trying to install MySQL ver. 3.23.54a on NetBSD 1.6 on an
i386 platform.
The difficulty I've been running into is
Does the memory amount used increases any further if repeating the dump
import.
If so there is a leak if not you just got fooled by the standard malloc
of solaris which wont return memory free(d) to the system but instead
the memory will be kept in a pool for the next malloc.
Lars
On
,
Markus
On Don, 21 Nov 2002, Lars Heidieker wrote:
Does the memory amount used increases any further if repeating the
dump
import.
If so there is a leak if not you just got fooled by the standard
malloc
of solaris which wont return memory free(d) to the system but instead
the memory
hi,
on solaris it probably a good idee to change the tmp directory from /var/tmp -
/tmp
as /tmp is a ram disk that gives a good performance boost if tmp tables are
involved.
The sort_buffer variable the the one to look at try increasing it, as if the
result fits into
the sort buffer no tmptable
Have a look for binary log files in the manual these are binary log files,
needed for replication setup eg.
Lars
mysql mailing list user wrote:
Hi,
I my mysql server database directory (that is the directory that holds the
.err and .pid files) so strange files have apeared. They look line
not quite sure what you mean by locking.
each table will be locked during readout for the dump automaticly for the
time the select runs and delivers data to the dumping program.
it is not needed to lock the tables (more than one) in advance for a dump, but
that, might better for dataintegrety.
Just copy the backup files into the database dir and the database should be
back.
Lars
At 08:22 AM 2/15/2002 -0500, Paul wrote:
Hello mysql,
I dropped an entire database but I have the frm, myd and myi files
in a backup.
What are the complete steps to restoring this database?
I think what you see is the fact that x86systems have overtaken
workstations in some respect.
have a look at spec.org for specint (which should be most relevant for
databases)
the same is true for memory throughput (look out for streambench)
At 01:13 PM 9/6/2001 -0700, Floyd Mann wrote:
Hello
Andis Grasis wrote:
Hi!
I have such SQL :
select CompanyName from Company where CompanyName like '%car%'
Really I need in query result all of companys, which contains symbols CAR in any
case (car, Car,CAr, CAR, e.t.c).
I think that I need Case insensitive records search.
Is it's
Pete Harlan wrote:
Probably because you need to redirect your output into the file AFTER all
the options. Rewrite your command like this:
In which shell? In SunOS /bin/sh, or in bash, the shell strips out
the redirection, and the program sees what's left. It doesn't matter
where the
Hi,
the cammod looks wiered to me try something like
mysqldump --flush-logs --add-drop-table -u root -pmarkloky shuncheong
/backup/shuncheong.sql
lars
"Mark Lo (3)" wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know how to backup mysql using crontab or cron jog.
I have add a line in my crontab file :
Nick Gianakas wrote:
Hi all,
I just started learning mySQL yesterday. I'm using it for a web application
(simple CGI stuff).
To begin, I wrote a simple program that just initializes a mySQL connection
and then closes it.
Here's my problem:
I'm getting compile errors when I link the
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