Re: Qustion

2007-02-25 Thread Richard
Peter Brawley a écrit : S/he is asking how to transcend a 2G table size limit. Nessah, file size limits are usually due to the operating system. I think Windows FAT32 systems impose a 2G limit. PB - Juan Eduardo Moreno wrote: What a fu...? On 2/24/07, nessah arezki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Qustion (translated)

2007-02-25 Thread Richard
Juan Eduardo Moreno a écrit : What a fu...? On 2/24/07, nessah arezki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bonjour ; Je suis un étudiant en fin de cycle. Dans le cadre de mon projet de fin d'étude, je devais transférer une base de données sous Access à MySQL. J'ai effectué le

Re: Qustion

2007-02-25 Thread Peter Brawley
S/he is asking how to transcend a 2G table size limit. Nessah, file size limits are usually due to the operating system. I think Windows FAT32 systems impose a 2G limit. PB - Juan Eduardo Moreno wrote: What a fu...? On 2/24/07, nessah arezki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bonjour ;

Re: Qustion

2007-02-25 Thread Juan Eduardo Moreno
What a fu...? On 2/24/07, nessah arezki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Bonjour ; Je suis un étudiant en fin de cycle. Dans le cadre de mon projet de fin d'étude, je devais transférer une base de données sous Access à MySQL. J'ai effectué le transfère par Excel Mais j'ai t

Qustion

2007-02-25 Thread nessah arezki
Bonjour ; Je suis un étudiant en fin de cycle. Dans le cadre de mon projet de fin d’étude, je devais transférer une base de données sous Access à MySQL. J’ai effectué le transfère par Excel Mais j’ai trouvé un problème ; les tables de MySQL ont une taille Limitée à

Re: first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-30 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann
Hi. On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 06:51:11PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > How do you reference a column name in another table to avoid repeating the > values? I am not sure if I understand you correctly, but I assume you mean this: Given the following table layout (it's a simplification in that

Re: first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-30 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann
Hi. On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 04:32:20PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Thanks for the reply! Should I change the structure such that all > varchar fields are in the same table? I see no reason for this. It may make a (minor) speed difference, but you should only ever change your table layout

RE: first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-28 Thread justin cunningham
TED] Subject: Re: first mysql table; syntax qustion Hi. Looks okay, except that you probably want to reference via pro_id and d_id in table available_properties (given that I understood your table layout correctly). It is usally considered bad design to repeat the values itself (the varchars

RE: first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-28 Thread Kevin Carlson
table; syntax qustion Hi. Looks okay, except that you probably want to reference via pro_id and d_id in table available_properties (given that I understood your table layout correctly). It is usally considered bad design to repeat the values itself (the varchars) in several tables. Bye

Re: first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-28 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann
Hi. Looks okay, except that you probably want to reference via pro_id and d_id in table available_properties (given that I understood your table layout correctly). It is usally considered bad design to repeat the values itself (the varchars) in several tables. Bye, Benjamin. On Tue, M

first mysql table; syntax qustion

2002-05-28 Thread justin cunningham
Hello list, this is my first table for a simple php page and I'm hoping someone could briefly review its structure. The only fields I'll be sharing are property_name and type. Are they set up properly for select join queries? thank you, justin Database=properties Tables are available_properti