Hello
I would download the original source - rpm.
Then install the rpm and switch mysql on in the spec - file
(/usr/src/redhat/SPECS/).
You can build your rpm then with rpm -bb SPEC-FILE
Patrick
Arthur Lessard wrote:
This is probably a topic that has been beaten to
death, but I need help
Hello
This is not correct, see this at example:
From friday to mondey there are 4 days (or 3, depends on how you count ;-).
your calcs:
$day = 4
$weeks = 4 / 7 = 0
$weekend_day = 0 * 2 = 0
$business_days = 4 - 0 = 4
If you have 100 weeks, then it will be quite correct.
here is my solution:
$day
Hello
I'm working on my diploma - project (very big hyperdatabase for a big
search engine).
I need the new features of MySQL 4.1, but I don't have the time to
compile all, because i must install all the tools and perhaps it is not
so easy
Does anyone have a running version of MySQL 4.1
Hello
I think, there's a better solution:
Use one database - field for sorting (for example SORT). Then you need to fill in
values in this field, that satisfy your needs:
Root - Item
1. Hello You
1.1. test1
1.2. test2
2. cool
2.1 cool i
2.2 cool ii
...
The values of the
Hello
I think, there's a better solution:
Use one database - field for sorting (for example SORT). Then you need
to fill in
values in this field, that satisfy your needs:
Root - Item
1. Hello You
1.1. test1
1.2. test2
2. cool
2.1 cool i
2.2 cool ii
...
The values of the
