Try mailing.database.mysql.
Unfortunately its one way, postings on the mailing list do make it to the
newsgroup but postings
on the newsgroup don't make it to the mailing list.
Fred Van Andel
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Before posting, please check:
Hi All!
> >Do any of the public web archives of the list suit your needs? Have
> >you seen them?
>
> It's fine for archived messages but too hard to find new messages, say
> within the last 7 days. Staying current with MySQL is a lot harder with the
> mailing list because you have to keep up wit
> It puts the messages in a tree and makes viewing pertinent threads
> a breeze,
My mail client puts messages in a tree and makes viewing pertinent threads a
breeze. And even with the archives:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10043869449&w=2&r=1
Doesn't look hard to me...
database,sql,quer
In the next version of my mysqldeveloper site (which I hope to release
here pretty quick) it will support a feature to show you which messages
are new and which you've already read.
Hope this helps ;-)
BD wrote:
>
> PMFJI,
>
> >Do any of the public web archives of the list suit your needs?
PMFJI,
>Do any of the public web archives of the list suit your needs? Have
>you seen them?
It's fine for archived messages but too hard to find new messages, say
within the last 7 days. Staying current with MySQL is a lot harder with the
mailing list because you have to keep up with the mai
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 01:22:55PM -0700, Matt Sellers wrote:
>
> The information in this email is great, but the volume of mysql
> emails mixed in with my other emails is forcing me to unsubscribe!
> (yes, I could filter, but that still fills up my email client.)
You think this list is busy? Tr
I agree, the volume of email is too huge and it makes communication on
certain topics (like this one for example) cumbersome.
Steve
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From: Matt Sellers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 3:22 PM
Subject: News
