to update it and put it back in synch.
Tim Hayes
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To: Claire Lee; mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Re: compare tables from two systems
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customers happy.
Tim Hayes
MYdbPAL - www.it-map.com
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I need links about good database design information for high loaded web
should start worrying abt the DB Tuning and harware
requirements.
sujay
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Tim Hayes wrote:
I disagree
Ken
Looks like you used a medium int field on the mysql table - if you import a
figure that is too big for the medium int to handle - on overflow it places
a value of 8388607 into the colum. You need to change to an integer column.
Regards
Tim hayes
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David
Please also have a look at MYdbPAL for MySQL. Freeware again - this will
sort out any schema conversions you might need - auto corrections. Plus you
can model the schema.
MDB conversion is shown in the tutorials.
Tim Hayes
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From: David Blomstrom [mailto:[EMAIL
Try MydbPAL at www.it-map.com.
Its a FREE product that will do a complete .mdb (access) to My SQL
translation - schema and data. There is a learning curver but you can follow
the tutorial which takes you thru an mdb conversion
Tim Hayes
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misunderstanding something?
Tim Hayes
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Try using MYdbPAL from www.it-map.com .
The product has complete schema version control, alowing you to track
changes and compare sche,as for diffrences. Its FREE to MySQL users.
Tim
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Dan
Please try MYdbPAL for MySQL - www.it-map.com. It is FREE, and you can
reverse-engineer the schema; view, model, forward engineer etc.
Tim Hayes
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/solutions/archives/002944.asp
Tim Hayes
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To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Data and strucuture importing from MSAccess to MySQL
Which way is easier to import data and structure of database from
Try using MYdbPAL - its a new free program that will do the job plus lots of
other goodies.
www.it-map.com
Tim Hayes
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Subject: Data fields from one database to another
record.
Stuart
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Try using MYdbPAL - its a new free program that will
do the job plus lots of
other goodies.
www.it-map.com
Tim Hayes
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Sent: 28 September 2004 08:23
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to be unique in both environments.
Q. Is there some sort of practical advantage for having case sensitive table names in
Linux, or is this a design shortcoming? Postgress rejects duplicate table names.
Thanks
Tim Hayes
OK
There is still the possibility of an in-compatability between the 2
platforms.
However - in both Linux and Windows (MySQL 4.0.17) the variable is not
recognized / updateable using the set command!
I get - Unknown system variable 'lower_case_table_names'
Tim Hayes
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