Hi Kelly,
I'm pretty sure there's no universal efficient solution to this
problem, this must be the well known answer
you are looking for. The pure mathematics of 'very hard' could be very
hard to express, though.
So before you choose a solution you need to find out more about the
actual grap
most likely you just need to redirect STDERR to tee as well so it's not
a mysql problem:
mysql -u -p -f << eof 2>&1 | tee ttt.txt
...
assuming it's Bourne or ksh, don't remember what's csh for 2>&1
Regards,
Michael
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I think in the software world pretty much anything can be done,
not 100% to the specs but using the 'for all practical purposes'
criteria.
it's a matter of the cost but the PHP + mysql combination
certainly can't protect the datamodel because most of it
can be hacked from the data files themselves
> You will not be able to search on encrypted fields.
Right. There are ways around it but obviously all sorts of subtle
application work will go with the data, depending
on what exactly is that you are trying to protect.
Overall my opinion is that if you distribute it in a country where
softwa
Something like distributing files with encrypted data in most columns
can be done, with the encryption key being a combination
of some hardware-related stuff such as MAC address that the user will
provide to you, and the key you generate and provide to the user.
Of course it creates a problem when
Hi Ed,
the subject line of your message indicates you live in California
in which case Santa Clara won't add much to the experience,
but most other people could enjoy visiting California a lot
especially if they don't mind dedicating entire day driving to Sierra
Nevada.
One off the beaten path
Hi,
gif will inevitably gravitate towards jif for the same reason SQL is
sequel and lib, as in /usr/lib, is often 'libe'. The reasons
are described in the Appendix to Orwell's 1984 which is dedicated to
newspeak, look for 'duckspeak' in particular,
and the consideration of 'Minitruethful' vs 'M
Hi,
OCFS is a cluster filesystem so running two mysqld over the same OCFS
directory is exactly the same
as running two mysqlds over the same directory in a local filesystem on
the same machine which is
strictly prohibited.
If you decide to consider mysql clustering over ocfs please keep in
mi
Thanks, I just couldn't remember English for 'ternary'.
Remembering the and/or tables for the logic became trivial
when I replaced 'NULL' for 'UNKNOWN' but 'UNKNOWN' doesn't exist
as an SQL keyword. I suspect the founding fathers chose NULL over
words like UNKNOWN to try avoid philosophical debate
Well, I'm not sure about the exact definition of 'all'.
NULL OR TRUE /* result is TRUE, example (NULL = NULL) OR (1 = 1) */
and so on. Didn't try to execute the actual SQL with such a close,
though.
Thanks,
Michael
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trying to revive an old thread for fun...
I inherited a system in which the code was writing the string "NULL"
into
a
CHAR field.
This is what happens when one of the most innovative concepts of SQL
gets overlooked
or understressed which it seems to be in most modern SQL books.
The thing i
select * from t where emailaddress in
(select emailaddress from t group by emailaddress having count(*) > 1)
order by emailaddress;
Thanks,
Michael
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I have a tab
Hi,
you sort of suggest to look further beyond file permission problems
but if I may:
> drwx--x--x 2 mysql mysql 1752 2006-05-01 09:33 mysql
doesn't look quite right, lack of read permissions to group/other.
Thanks,
Michael Izioumtchenko
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