Ron McKeever wrote:
I am storing ips in a mysql 4.0.17 db as int. I am Converting them using
a perl script with inet_aton to create a four-byte string.
My goal:
Is to return the ip as a normal dotted ip for the user to see after a select
statement is done
via a php web page. The ip is entered in as
I am storing ips in a mysql 4.0.17 db as int. I am Converting them using
a perl script with inet_aton to create a four-byte string.
My goal:
Is to return the ip as a normal dotted ip for the user to see after a select
statement is done
via a php web page. The ip is entered in as a dotted ip on the
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> From: "Gordon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2004/04/13 Tue PM 06:45:17 GMT
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: MySQL function
>
>
> Has anyone out there written a Credit Card Validation routine as a
> user-definable function (UDF)?
>
>
Has anyone out there written a Credit Card Validation routine as a
user-definable function (UDF)?
We now have a requirement to collect credit card data through our Web
Site.
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On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 12:32:57AM -0800, DiAnNe iRiS aLeRta wrote:
> i have made a simulation for horizontal aggregation in C++ but had a
> hard time converting it to MySQL codes for me to create a function for
> MySQL?
>
> how can i convert my C++ code inorder for it to be accepted and run in
>
how can i convert my C++ codes to become a new function for MySQL?
i am to embed a new feature for MySQL but i dont know if my code will work for mysql.
i have read that embedding would mean creating a new function for mysql.
MySQL is also written in C or C++ right? how can i convert my codes i
i have made a simulation for horizontal aggregation in C++ but had a hard time
converting it to MySQL codes for me to create a function for MySQL?
how can i convert my C++ code inorder for it to be accepted and run in MySQL? thanks
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Dear sir,
I am looking for a function which returns the column type in MySQL in C
API.
Is there one? I found in the document it describes the column types
like:
FIELD_TYPE_BLOB
FIELD_TYPE_DATE
FIELD_TYPE_VAR_STRING
... ...
Could you please get back
ugust 20, 2002 9:18 PM
Subject: Suggestion on New MySQL Function
> Through your MySQL documentation, I wasn't able to find a function that I
> think could be useful. If you DELETE a row with an INT AUTO_INCREMENT
field,
> it will still be able to add the next highest value to this
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 1:18 PM
Subject: Suggestion on New MySQL Function
| Through your MySQL documentation, I wasn't able to find a function that I
| think could be useful. If you DELETE a row with an INT AUTO_INCREMENT
field,
| it will still be able to ad
Hello.
On Tue 2002-08-20 at 13:18:04 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Through your MySQL documentation, I wasn't able to find a function that I
> think could be useful. If you DELETE a row with an INT AUTO_INCREMENT field,
> it will still be able to add the next highest value to this column on a
Through your MySQL documentation, I wasn't able to find a function that I
think could be useful. If you DELETE a row with an INT AUTO_INCREMENT field,
it will still be able to add the next highest value to this column on an
INSERT (ex. If after INSERTing rows, you DELETE a row with a value of five
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