Is a more complex single query going to run faster on a server than
several smaller queries where the results are set to variables and then
used as criteria in tertiary queries.
Bryan
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Is a more complex single query going to run faster on a server than
several smaller queries where the results are set to variables and then
used as criteria in tertiary queries.
Bryan
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I was just wondering, I've been using MySQL and while still a beginner,
quite like it.
As MySQL is an db engine, how readily would my skills be translatable to
PostgeSQL.
I have a friend asking me to work on a project with him and he wants to use
PostgeSQL and PHP.
>From what I've seen the the st
I'm working on a MySQL db and I was just curious what type of query was
faster.
e.g.
I have this table1
id (auto# primary key) | date| Name | address | email
I want to insert a new name into the DB.
Which method would be faster?
1.
INSERT INTO table1 VALUES(null,null,'Bryan',null,null);
2.
INS
I have been trying to think of naturally occuring unique identifiers that
people might use on the internet.
I think that e-mail addresses would be a unique way to indentify an
individual.
Only one e-mail can exist per person. Although an email address could change
owners for the most part, each e-
I have been trying to think of naturally occuring unique identifiers that
people might use on the internet.
I think that e-mail addresses would be a unique way to indentify an
individual.
Only one e-mail can exist per person. Although an email address could change
owners for the most part, each e-
I'm just learning how to use MySQL and I am searching for a more simple way
of doing an INSERT query into multiple tables simultaneously.
I have done my best to nominalize my DB but that creates but I'm confused as
to how to insert data into the DB and have all the related table be updated.
I thin
