Hello, I'm using the Suse-provided binary of 3.23.47 on Suse7.3 Linux, and
I'm having a funny problem with
my program, which uses the C API, on this database. The database I'm
accessing is using only the BDB
table type. The host system is a relatively low powered IBM 300XL,
(PII-233, 96MB RAM, 2G
Jeffrey Flowers wrote:
>What I would like to hear is how other people are putting MySQL to work in
>their home environment.
Like you said yourself the most obvious application is cataloging music
CD's.
What I'm doing is using it to keep a track of magazine cover disks. I got
really
annoyed with
I've been having an off-list discussion with gordon52 at slingshot dot co
dot nz, who is having a problem
posting anything to the list. Apparently when he sends something, the list
manager thinks it's
got attachments and bounces it. Now when he sends me a message - no
attachments.
Can any
Anyone seen this yet
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/53/24714.html
good advert for MySQL if it's true!? ("if you want a commercial grade, fully cross
platform database, then get MySQL")
Bob Cross.
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Russell E Glaue wrote:
>Actually, I like this proposal of being able to plug in any language into
>MySQL. I also want to make a note that Greg Cope has a very good point.
>And going from what Greg mentioned in an earlier e-mail in this thread,
>the embedded language of choice really needs to b
We've got a RedHat 6.2 system here, and every so often it fails to commit
an INSERT to the database, (using BDB table type). Apart
from that the system works fine.
I was wondering if this is a symptom of the kernel 2.2.14 problem that's
mentioned on the download page.
Anyone got any views on th
"Ron Jamison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'd be hardpressed to find a better, more stable database (MySQL) with the
wonderful
>support that comes from the whole community.
Couldn't agree more. It's a shame that Microsoft, Oracle, IBM's support for
their DB's
isn't as good, (and inexpensive!!)
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
> -bin.001
> -bin.002
> etc
> -bin.index
> Some of them are huge! They seem like binary files, but are f
Found a strange problem with a system here I'm wondering if anyone can help
with.
Got a v3.23.41 installation (source build) on RedHat 6.2 using BDB tables.
A front end program
uses this database via the C API. gcc on this system is egcs-2.91.66
19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2 release)
At one point
Neil Silvester wrote:
>The server is a lightning fast Pentium Pro 90 with 32 MB EDO RAM and
RedHat
>7.0. So anyone who still says that the MySQL database can't cut the
mustard,
>obviously hasn't tried.
>Mysql 3.23.43
>Up 212 days,
>Processed 199,654 queries (average = 0.01/sec)
For comparison:
>His interest lies not so much in using for database table modeling, but
for
>PHP and Perl development.
>How does PHPEd stack up compared to other PHP IDE's? What experience (good
>or bad) has anyone had with it? Is there another product that is better?
I've just finished using Quanta+ for doin
agc wrote:
>well I am running suse linux 7.3 and well to be honest I am a real
>newbie, so here I go> I am gettingh this error msg>
>cant connect to local mysql server through socket
>/var/liv/mysql/mysql.sock
>so what should I do_ what does this error msg mean_ cheers
I had the same problem and
Hello experts, I've got a small problem with an sql query here that's got
me completely stuck.
In my MySQL database I've got two tables here that have identical design,
e.g.
table 'detail' - columns sales-order, quantity, part-number, price,
date-sent
and
table 'archived' - columns sales-order,
Hello experts, I've got a small problem with an sql query here that's got
me completely stuck.
In my MySQL database I've got two tables here that have identical design,
e.g.
table 'detail' - columns sales-order, quantity, part-number, price,
date-sent
and
table 'archived' - columns sales-order,
ript, in which case you've got one of three
routes:
1. LOAD DATA mysql command, (see manual section 3.2.3 for details).
2. A program using one of the API's, (I'm doing something vaguely similar
to
what you want, and I'm using a C program).
3. PHP and a web page, (i.e. "
Jatin Nansi wrote:
>I have 2 servers 1 running redhat 7.2 and the other running suse 7.3.
>the hardware config is :
>RH7.2: Fast desktop (IDE HDD/128 MB memory PIII 550 MHz).
>Suse 7.3: Low end server (Ultra SCSI 2, PIII 850 MHz, 256 MB RAM).
>Now i expect to see the suse server go faster than R
Jack A Fobel wrote:
>I remember seeing a program awhile back that acts like pcanywhere or
>terminal services, to connect to a linux or windows box. Anyone remember
the
>name?
Depends what you mean:
a. Terminal services, or b. pcanywhere(tm)
If it's (a), then you've got a wide choice of:
oco
Gordan Bobic wrote
>I've got an additional idea - how about configuring the mailing list
remailer
>to put something like [MySQL-General] or [MySQL-Internals] in the subject
>line? For some of us who are on multiple lists, it gets really hard to
work
>out what is what without reading the whole l
mysql at hotchilli.co.uk wrote:
>We have 2 Redhat 6.1 servers and MySQL 3.22.32 and both boxes
>appear to have been hacked on Friday last and MYSQL client just hangs
>when connecting to the localhost MYSQL server.
>MySQL is running on both boxes and suffer the same problems.
>We have Intrusion s
Neil Zanella wrote:
>On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Ken Kinder wrote:
>> Oracle is certainly more full-featured, but if you know very little
about
>> databases, Oracle is not the right choice.
I agree. First of all the system requirements are high.
>For instance the Oracle Universal Installer took someth
Todd wrote:
>I come from a microsoft environment and never really had to deal with a
>command line based database before.
>All the documentation for MySQL doesn't make sense to a rookie and is
>frustrating... Anywhere to go where I can feel like I can learn
>something?
Go to your local compute
Dexter wrote:
>Just want to copy the table structure of a table i Have but dont have the
>the create statement and dont want to have to type it again , it has a lot
>of fields. Can I easily replicate a table.
Hi Dexter, I had the same problem and seem to remember finding the answer
hidden in th
another oracle dba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can someone recommend an intro MySQL book. I'm looking for a
> book with info on MySQL
Like you I too have come from an Oracle background to Mysql. Two main
sources of information as far as I'm concerned:
1. The MySQL manual that comes with the
Marcin wrote:
>How I can make my mysql faster ? Can I compile it with special options?
Check out section 5.5 of the manual. I found there's also some very useful
information
readily available in the file INSTALL-SOURCE* in the top level of the
source directory. I'm not
sure whether GCC v3.0 mig
>> I was just browsing thru the amazon.com site and just happened to read
a
>> customer review on the MySQL (other new riders) book by Paul DuBios and
>> Michael Widenius.
>Ah, the "Perl and MySQL for the Web" book, I imagine.
No, Nilesh does mean the "MySQL" book by New Riders, the one with
>It has a wierd review from someone which says
>"I was extremely dissapointed to say the least. This book doesn't even
begin
>to cover **video game programming in mySQL**, not even the basics. In
fact,
>it doesn't cover **video game programming at all**. . blah blah ."
>What's video game
Chadrick Mahaffey wrote:
>what does all this mean? I tried to type this in my command console
changin
>/ to \ and I don't understand what is happening. I get all kinds of
errors.
It looks to me that you're trying to use the Unix install notes - don't!
Refer to section
2.1.2 in the excellent man
>If I'm using MySQL for an intranet site within my corporation, is there
any
>licensing required?
John, we're in the same kind of situation here, (I'm using MySQL as part of
something that I'm delivering to another part of the business for their
internal use). AFAIK the position is that if you
y to
install/configure, resource-miserly, and fast.
Like I said I'm fairly new to MySQL so maybe some of what I've written may
not be 100% the gospel, as it's based on my knowledge. I would strongly
recommend that your colleague take a few min
I've got a fairly simple MySQL system here using replication, one master
and one slave.
Looking at the system the other day and the database logs are sure building
up. Is there
any standard way ("best practice") - preferably automated - to keep these
under control?
If not, I've have a go at doi
I wrote:
>> I've got a wierd problem with 3.23.38, built from source, running on
RedHat
>> v6.2 (Intel). Put simply the wildcard character for user access doesn't
>> work. From my reading of the docs any of the following:
>> grant all on mtdb.* to user1 identified by "bozo1";
>> grant
I've got a wierd problem with 3.23.38, built from source, running on RedHat
v6.2 (Intel). Put simply the wildcard character for user access doesn't
work. From my reading of the docs any of the following:
grant all on mtdb.* to user1 identified by "bozo1";
grant all on mtdb.* to user2@"
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