Hi,
Recently had a few problems with comparing numbers stored in text mysql fields
char(2), which I
solved by chnging the field to int(1)
Now my question is why do you sometimes appear to get away with this?
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zzapper wrote:
Hi,
Recently had a few problems with comparing numbers stored in text
mysql fields char(2), which I solved by chnging the field to int(1)
Now my question is why do you sometimes appear to get away with
this?
My guess is that if the numbers are of the same length (number of
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 13:27:52 +0200, wrote:
zzapper wrote:
Hi,
Recently had a few problems with comparing numbers stored in text
mysql fields char(2), which I solved by chnging the field to int(1)
Now my question is why do you sometimes appear to get away with
this?
My guess is that if the
