Hi All,
I've been reading up on how to do joins on the mysql site.
Is there not an inverse function for DISTINCT, so that I can pull out
duplicate data as opposed to DISTINCT data...or will I have to get this
information by using joins?
Thanks very much for your help.
Anna
Hi All,
I've been reading up on how to do joins on the mysql site.
Is there not an inverse function for DISTINCT, so that I can pull out
duplicate data as opposed to DISTINCT data...or will I have to get this
information by using joins?
Thanks very much for your help.
Anna
Hi All,
Can anyone help me...
My registration form looks up the last username in the members table (select
distinct username from members order by uid desc limit 1), and increments
this username (e.g. from abc2 abc3) which will be used as the
username for the next user to sign up...
nothing at all i'm afraid..
i think this requires a little shouting ...
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thanks
anna
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hi, i have a query that i hope someone can help me with.
i have a monitoring system that tracks the number of times that person clicks on a
particular adbanner on our site or in one of our newsletters. i member can choose
have a maximum of 16 interests selected.
so for example, i can say
hi,
i've been asked to design a for a new web-based system which stores lots of data on
it's members. There are currently about 500,000 member records.
the problem is that i have to store at least 248 pieces of information on each user.
i've made the system as relational as possible so that
