Re: Adding columns/tables to the mysql permissions database

2001-05-16 Thread Rolf Hopkins
ursday, May 17, 2001 0:55 Subject: Re: Adding columns/tables to the mysql permissions database > So, when MySQL goes to its own permisions table, it does a "select *", not a > "select user, host" etc.? Why is that? It seems that for flexibility it > would name the fields

Re: Adding columns/tables to the mysql permissions database

2001-05-16 Thread Joshua J. Kugler
So, when MySQL goes to its own permisions table, it does a "select *", not a "select user, host" etc.? Why is that? It seems that for flexibility it would name the fields it was selecting so it would know the order would always be the same. Anyway, if I don't change the order of columns (i.e

Re: Adding columns/tables to the mysql permissions database

2001-05-16 Thread Sinisa Milivojevic
Joshua J. Kugler writes: > -> This was posted before, but under a title that made it sound like a "read > the manual, silly" type of question. Hopefully someone can answer this. > > I would like to be able to filter users based on other criteria than just > their name/host. Will mysql complai

Adding columns/tables to the mysql permissions database

2001-05-15 Thread Joshua J. Kugler
-> This was posted before, but under a title that made it sound like a "read the manual, silly" type of question. Hopefully someone can answer this. I would like to be able to filter users based on other criteria than just their name/host. Will mysql complain/refuse to work if I add columns t