I've recently converted a CRM database with about 20k entries. I exported
the data to ACCESS had to tweak the field names and value then Inserted all
into mySQL with mySQL Administrator. During the conversion out of the CRM
into ACCESS the unique Primary Key for each contact, which is also the
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Hi,
It is noted in the MySQL manual that unsigned integers bigger than
9223372036854775807 (63 bits) shouldn't be used itnarithmetic operations
since signed BIGINT/DOUBLE is used in arithmetic functions.
Can we somehow tell MySQL (probably during compilation) to use unsigned
BIGINT/DOUBLE for a
to be able to store 96 bit
>numbers. As I understand it, however, the largest size that can be stored
>in MySQL is 2^64 using Big Integer. Has anyone run into this problem
>before? Does anyone know of an easy work around for this? Thanks!
>Please CC me on any replies as
Hi,
I am working on an application where I need to be able to store 96 bit
numbers. As I understand it, however, the largest size that can be stored
in MySQL is 2^64 using Big Integer. Has anyone run into this problem
before? Does anyone know of an easy work around for this? Thanks!
Please CC