Well, the binary update log is a log file that records all the updates to a
database. They don't exist unless the mysqld process is started with the
option to log updates. They can be used to rebuild a database. I guess
that if you did not start the server with logging enabled, then you are
dear all,
is their anyway at all to undo a direct UPDATE fromt he mysql prompt? i did not have
any backups.
desperately need a reply.
thanks.
kelvin.
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If you did not have any backups, then you're probably SOL. ALWAYS MAKE
BACKUPS.
--Russell
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dear all,
is their anyway at
What about the binary log files? Isn't there something that can be done
this way?
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If you did not
Hi,
I'd like to add a function MD5() to mysql with CREATE FUNCTION
Someone can help me ? I know nothing in C
Philippe
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On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, SOHM Philippe wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to add a function MD5() to mysql with CREATE FUNCTION
Someone can help me ? I know nothing in C
Philippe
That might be a problem if you wnat to compile in your own function.
You might want to try a UDF instead. I don't use them
On 05-Aug-2001 SOHM Philippe wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to add a function MD5() to mysql with CREATE FUNCTION
Someone can help me ? I know nothing in C
Creating a user defined function (UDF) means compiling a shared library;
most any language can be used if it supports C call/return conventions.
