On 24-nov-2007, at 0:29, Jim wrote:
I have a table containing web site host names, most of them having
both a "name.com" and "www.name.com" version, that I'd like sorted
in the following manner:
axxx.com
www.axxx.com
bxxx.com
www.bxxx.com
wxxx.com
www.wxxx.com
zxxx.com
www.zxxx.com
Any wa
, I'd be able to limit access by using views for example. Can
this be done? Is it documented somewhere?
Groet,
Peter Teunissen
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e charset expicitly set
to latin1 (ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1) So I don't think I
should need to add another charset. Still somehow the data was
entered into the original database.
Any hints on how I could solve this problem?
Thanks,
Peter Teunissen
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Hi All,
For an opensource project at work, I need to get to know mysql in a
few days. I need some advise on what to read and what tutorials to
work through.
We are going to build a data warehouse using mysql 5.0. We will try
to build the entire ETL stream using sql scripts and stored
p
On 6-mei-2007, at 0:37, John Kebbel wrote:
Fortunately, I'm learning MySQL on my home machine, so this
MEGA-Mistake doesn't sink a Fortune 500 corporation.
I was experimenting with a batch file that ...
(1) Created a set of user accounts with tiered privileges,
(2) Set password