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't trivial to set up.
Would a special forum for this purpose perhaps be a good intermediate
solution? Routines could be posted there, it's searchable...
Forum = list?
I think it would be a good start, if only to discuss things like this :)
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any point in the future.
Even for an open source company, operating in the real world means that
not everything is always public.
I do appreciate that you have questions beyond the answers given so far.
At this precise moment in time, I hope you can run on the trust you have
given MySQL and its
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Other related posts on http://www.planetmysql.org/
Have a nice weekend!
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> Oracle buys Finnish open source company
>
> Oracle Corp. said Friday it has bought Innobase OY, a software company
> based in Finland, for an undisclosed price.
>
> Innobase makes ope
4.0 is fairly straightforward:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Upgrading-from-3.23.html
The only thing you need to mind is to also download and install the
-shared-compat RPM, which contains the 3.23 libraries as well as the 4.0
libs, to keep some apps on FC3 happy which use 3.23 (Python f
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some time though.
Would a special forum for this purpose perhaps be a good intermediate
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If you have any feedback or questions, please feel to ask on the
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me specific cases, but this was fixed ages ago in a 4.0 release.
If I'm not mistaken, ALL combinations are now tested in the standard
test suite so any bug would block a release going out.
> I would like to have a comment on this as well... or rather: I wonder if
> anyone agrees with me
s regardless of their experience or configuration choices.
In addition, we are working on a set of proactive services to help alert
you to bugs, security issues and new features.
Naturally we will also continue to educate our users about security (strong
passwords and firewalls) on all platfor
SERT privs and
any other privileges you want controlled).
Depending on the cron job frequency that's slightly rougher in terms of
disk space use, but the handling could be much cleaner.
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> compiling it on our systems?
The general compile process is documented in the manual at
www.mysql.com/doc/, with specifics for various platforms. I won't
speculate what the specific issues for this new environment might be.
When the build engineers have the details, we'
These threads do need some memory of course. The
connection-specific variables can be adjusted.
You can also set the maximum # of connections the server will allow.
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> AIX 4.3.3
> MySQL 4.0.4
>
>
>innodb_data_file_path=libdata1:100M:autoextend:max:2000M;libdata2:100M:autoextend:max:2000M
Only one (generally the last) data file may be autoextend.
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lete a row and insert a new one and you'll definitely
find more disorder ;-)
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downloadable from www.mysql.com. A graphical client for both Linux and
Windows. It can't do everything yet, but users say it has a very nice
intuitive interface and it's already got quite a following!
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. Your project actually makes this
quite easy because it itself already has clear relations (samples in a
box, boxes in a freezer, etc).
Good luck!
You may also wish to consider MySQL training, to quickly get to grips
with these concepts. See http://www.mysql.com/training/ for details on
mysql/bychapter/manual_Reference.html#DEL
> ETE with an example of code that in function resembles my code almost
> exactly.
The same page contains a note that ORDER BY in DELETE is supported from
MySQL version 4.0. So if you grab a 4.0 from www.mysql.com, you will
find that your query
f the DISINCT selection, then you'll need to make the filtering
slightly more complicated to have it produce an equivalent result.
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If you then do SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() or use the equivalent API
Insert_ID call, you'll get the new value of col.
This trick is actually noted in the manual.
Oh by the way, no locks required for all this.
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s there a documentation
> error on the autoextend syntax?
Please note that the manual states that autoextend is only supported
from 3.23.50 and 4.0.2. I'm guessing you're running an older version?
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On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 13:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anybody has tried installing MySQL on CygWin?
Not to evade your question, but... why would you want this, since there
are native Windows binaries? Faster and more reliable.
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e the same mysql development installation
there to do the replication. After all, you can run multiple mysql
servers on a single machine. So I'd suggest doing that. Makes for a much
clearer (and safer) setup, keeps your development stuff separate.
than the numbers you mention. Some of these
you will find as Success Stories on the MySQL website
(http://www.mysql.com/), and perhaps others will write their own reply
here. In any case, running a database of this size with MySQL is not a
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or SQL-99), and MySQL does not currently support that variation.
> I would appreciate to be pointed to further docs on
> this topic all the same.
The online manual can be found at http://www.mysql.com/doc/
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LIMIT. That's the fundamental problem with the above query.
How about this:
SELECT id FROM table WHERE DATE = '20020509' ORDER BY id LIMIT 99,1
This applies your date condition, sorts by id in ascending order
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ordered right next to the primary domain.
It's a neat trick with minimal effort. ;-)
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Make sure you are in the directory where the server is located, then
enter this command:
C:\mysql\bin> mysqld-max --standalone
"
I didn't see the --standalone parameter in your earlier posting.
Follow the manual exactly
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a fairly neat picture.
Anyway, you should never have to do anything with this for mysqld, since
stopping the server through "Kill" in the task manager is not the
cleanest method...
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On Thu, 2002-03-21 at 09:15, Kim Kohen wrote:
> G'day Arjen
Indeed, hi fellow Aussie ;-)
> > FULLTEXT search generally uses an index (the FULLTEXT index), so the
> > server will not use an index on Writer.
> So is an index on Writers worthless in this circums
t most 1 index per included table in a query. The
optimiser will in this case not pick the MATCH for index use, so it
might pick another field (like Writer). However, *internally*, the
fulltext search function will still use the FULLTEXT index. Therefore,
effectively, two indexes can/will
> is no local firewall on the computer blocking the port either.
Did you log on as Administrator?
And...
On Windows 2000, you should install mysqld as a service (see manual).
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> 50
> 333
> 333
>
> CREATE OR REPLACE Procedure SP_USER_COMMENT_2
> [...]
Looking at the above SQL code, I'm guessing that you are not using
MySQL. Since this is the MySQL mailing list
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http://www.mysql.com/doc/U/p/Upgrading-from-3.22.html
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> tell this information to our client.
I wonder where you got that freeware/enterprise info from....
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ything into a column name if you quote
it in backticks: `some thing:bla.bla`.
Maybe that knowledge will help?
Naturally, it's nicer to not have funny characters in db/table/column
names. Avoids confusion, errors, and makes things portable. Other RDBMS
will be even more picky than MySQL
on RedHat 7.2 Question:
> 1)How do I get the actual length of the BLOB column in the row,
> without storing a separate column to maintain BLOB length manually?
mysql_field_lengths(), which you can call after mysql_fetch_row(), and
naturally the result will be unique for each row.
n table takelabexam which references to courses
> should be updated automatically. but it doesn't work.
> Could any one can help me out. i will appreciate very
> much
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> PHP guru's will frequent this list as well???
I'm sorry, but it's still off-topic, for obvious reasons. There will
surely also be owners of Ford cars here, but you get the idea ;-)
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index would make the query slower,
then it will not use a query.
So, indeed, EXPLAIN is affected by the actual table content (like
cardinality), or at least the quantity (total number of rows).
Therefore, usin EXPLAIN on this query with *this* data set is pretty
much useles
t. But then, of course it's quicker.
Less data to send to the client, less data for the client to process,
and the server can clear some space (RAM or disk) and gains an idle
thread sooner (less CPU).
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Then you can do your analysis queries on the one merge table.
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But of course REGEXP can handle more complex expressions.
Only use REGEXP if you absolutely have to.
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There is a direct API from PHP, C, Java, and many other languages.
See the manual (www.mysql.com/doc/) for more info.
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Australia ;-)
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Perhaps you can you elaborate on where in your project DOS needs to come
into play?
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nt to use an escape function in PHP like mysql_escape_string()
instead of putting user-submitted data straight into your queries. This
can make things not work, or worse, cause security issues.
See also the PHP online manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-escape-string.php
Reg
Uh, you asked the question above, but here you just state an unconfirmed
assumption as if it were a fact... ohwell.
Anyway: assumption incorrect, see above.
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That will ensure that these basics are present. Thanks.
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If it's anything before 3.23.26, definitely upgrade.
If it's a later version, it's probably a bug and in that case please do
a proper bug report detailing how we can reproduce the problem. Then
Sasha can track it down.
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d essentially have to design a new table handler. Given MySQL's
> flexibility in that respect it is conceivable that someone will provide
> products like that in the future.
Hmm, maybe just a new index type, not a complete new table handler.
Would R-tree indexes (and OpenGIS func
our table CREATE statement, and some sample queries you use?
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are removed and so the issue should
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Please note that the normal address for feedback regarding the manual is
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about exactly what you are looking for... if you want
solid code, there can't be an absolute timeline with fixed release
dates. I am sure everybody prefers good code. Yet people also keep
asking about specific dates for version releases... I suppose it's
natural, we're all eager and
to a single company making a large
targeted contribution. It could very well be multiple small(er)
companies that have a similar need.
The question is simply how fast you need a certain feature, and what it
will save you to have it that fast, and/or gain you by having it help
your business. That
ate table for each year. You can always use a MERGE table if you
need to do queries that span over multiple years.
Anyway, with the MONTH being a separate column, the GROUP statement no
longer has to evaluate an expression. So there too will it be much
faster.
These are just a few basic ideas... iss
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No luck in what way?
Do you have command line access on the server, and are you allowed to
stop/start the server?
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> and even i cant't change table type to INNODB using
> alter query??
This is typical of a server that does not have InnoDB support built-in
or enabled.
I think you have to sort out what you're doing where, make sure you're
configuring, starting, and connecting to the same
a code, and explain
exactly what you are doing. THEN people might be able to help.
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s/\.(is[md]|my[id])$/\U$&/i;
rename ($a, $_) || warn "Cannot rename $a => $_ : $!";
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e-1.3.23/libexec/libphp4.so does not exist.
Look at httpd.conf, where are the other Apache modules loaded from?
Check where the "make install" of PHP puts the libphp4.so
(also scan your disk for all occurrances of 'libphp4.so&
al system and you can't have long
(if any) downtime MySQL support is a type of insurance; most of the
time you won't need it, but when you do, it's URGENT.
MySQL AB's support people have ample experience with this kind of stuff.
Depending on what type of support contract you&#
em and MySQL Server configuration, database design and queries.
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Anyway, this way the plain end-user application can be bound by the user
permissions, there's nothing specific the application needs to do, and
no way for the user to circumvent that system.
This may not be suitable for every situation, but it might be useful
here
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ing/). While MySQL is not difficult to work with,
naturally you won't become an instant expert just by taking a quick look
at it. You can accelerate this learning curve with training. This may
help you both with the decision making process, as well as possible
porting.
Both consulting and tr
st some other way, it is not
something to restart the server for! Goodness. The client can simply
reconnect, and in fact most will do so automatically without the
application even noticing that the connection was gone for a bit.
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Aren't these typically things that a client application should sort out
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readable example of how it can be done.
The short answer is: use a join.
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Could you please try a binary distribution (from www.mysql.com) of the
same 3.23.47 and let us know how you fare with that?
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lala VARCHAR(20) BINARY NOT NULL.
That should solve your problem 100% !
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the result set is "YES", then you know that InnoDB is enabled in the
server.
> specifically whether it is making the my database memory-resident or
> not.
What do you mean?
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configuration parameters.
See http://www.mysql.com/doc/I/n/InnoDB_start.html and the rest of the
InnoDB chapter in the online manual for configuration details.
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ary with InnoDB support, and fix up the startup scripts so that
binary will be the one started.
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or compile 3.23 from
source, or any 4.0 version.
For more info on the InnoDB table handler, see
http://www.mysql.com/doc/I/n/InnoDB.html in the online manual.
Views are on the TODO for around version 4.1.
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described above, is very useful. Often the issue is resolved quickly with info
from another user. And occasionally, a bug IS found, which can then be fixed
by the developers.
> However, once I had downloaded and installed MySQL, I became a convert.
ptimiser will try to work out an optimal
join order. However, you will need to have a look at the output from EXPLAIN,
which will show the tables in the order they are joined. If it is
non-optimial, you could modify your query by using STRAIGHT_JOIN or other
tricks to get an optimal join order.
happens (see EXPLAIN) you can rephrase
your query so that it is (for instance by using STRAIGHT_JOIN).
There's quite a bit of background info involved in the above, which I can't
possibly post in a short message. So, it's just some things to point you in
the right direction
By
t_buffer as they would for
record_buffer, and I know you've got notes for that one ;-)
The setting shouldn't necessarily be exactly the same, but similar
considerations apply.
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And of course we also want to hear from you when it's ligning fast!
> (it's the typical Snort database, and i don't want to change it, because
> many applications related to Snort expect it to be this wa
INSERTs very fast, and MySQL is very, very good at
> this. The only problem is, it is slow when it comes to SELECTs on
> multiple large tables, and i'm not sure how to optimize it for that.)
I'm confident that the MySQL server can do it just as fast, if not faster.
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a backup!
But you can simply stop the service (no need to uninstall the service or
mysql), and run the setup.exe of the new version. Then you can start the
service again. It's that easy.
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luck, as it depends on the order the server reads the data rows
Anyway, I've sent a note to the developers about this, including a sample
reproducing it.
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FLUSH PRIVILEGES to have the server reload that info; if you use GRANT/REVOKE
statements, that is not necessary.
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4.0.0 at the time of writing this message, but
3.23.45 will be out soon).
Also, only compile from source if you really need to, otherwise it is
recommended to use the binaries as provided by MySQL AB which have been
compiled with optimal settings, and tested with our test suite before release.
se you'll need some safeguards, but that applies to the other method too.
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llation.html and next
pages, for instructions all the way.
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allation.html
No sense in starting out with such an old version
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ed on
your info I checked the script and made some changes: 2 keywords and all 15
synonyms had been missing. DEC was one of the synonyms, of course. The online
manual should reflect this change soon.
So, thanks for the feedback!
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Hi,
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From: "Webmaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have Mysql,Php and apache webserver running on Freebsd 4.3 RELEASE, I
> need to connect via Web to an application done in php but that requests me
> user and password.
You may wish to be more specific about exactly what
o update two tables at the exact
> same time so that referential integrity never gets violated?
You can do this by putting the two updates inside a transaction, using the
InnoDB table type instead of MyISAM.
No problem.
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hrough
which column). I think that's good coding practice.
This just keeps the situation very clear to me, while coding, without having
to look up the table schema or rely on constraints.
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bsite, or use the online
searchable manual (www.mysql.com/doc/).
If there is a change in server behaviour since a specific version, this is
also documented, so there should be no confusion.
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