At 8:29 AM -0700 6/6/01, mysql list wrote:
>I lost track of the tutorial where I saw the command
>safe_mysqld --log &
>What is the & for?
The & tells Linux/BSD/Unix/etc. to run the application (safe_mysqld) and then return
you to the command line. Without the & you'll be unable to enter another
At 4:44 PM -0400 4/26/01, Mikel wrote:
> > I'm trying to create a perl script that just produces a MySQL compliant
>> SQL file based on the tables from Oracle, but I can't get everything work,
>> like indexes etc..
Do you mean you cannot figure out how to find the index definitions from Oracle?
Can someone point me to a comparison of the three different transaction-based table
types in MySQL? It is unclear from the on-line documentation what the
benefits/features/limitations are for each of these types.
Thanks
Ray
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Your link approach is fine (and I consider it preferable).
Assume you suddenly start selling ties. With the Link_type approach, you simply need
to create a new link type and you're ready to roll. Much simpler than needing to
create a new table/relationship.
Also, suppose you're asked: Show me
