Re: getting started with mysql

Michael Friendly wrote: I've just started trying to use mysql (debian/linux 4.0.24_Debian-10sarge1-log), which I'm finding quite frustrating. I have a bunch of .csv files to try to import. They all have a first line containing field names. When I try load data ... I get errors no matter what I

Re: getting started with mysql:

Sérgio Júnior wrote: > I’ve never worked with mysql db’s and I would like to start a new > Project at work creating a new mysql db. I start read but I got lost > so many times that I am seeking guidance help, someon to tell me > first start with this and after do that. Is anyone available to give

Re: getting started with mysql:

Sérgio Júnior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/24/2005 05:43:33 AM: > Hello, > > > > I’ve never worked with mysql db’s and I would like to start a new Project at > work creating a new mysql db. I start read but I got lost so many times that > I am seeking guidance help, someon to tell me firs

Re: Getting started (using a mac)

Yes, you can deliver commands from the "terminal", kind of. But you have to be in the mysql command line client program. PHP works through Apache and has commands to access MySQL and many other databases. You need to enable the PHP module in the Apache configuration file. But you should get at

Re: Getting started (using a mac)

Google is your friend...there are TONS of great sites and code snippets out there. I bought several books and found that the web and google always had better info/articles/etc. --s Scott Franks On Jan 14, 2005, at 11:21 AM, Peter O'Brien wrote: Hi I'm just getting started with PHP and MySQL. I'

Re: Getting started (using a mac)

Hi I'm just getting started with PHP and MySQL. I'm confused about from where I can deliver commands etc. I'm working from a mac OS X, can I do it from the 'Terminal' utility? Or do I need to install something else, like PuTTY? I've a fair idea on how to use PHP but it's combination with MySQL I

Re: Getting Started: Dreamweaver vs Passwords

(Note: I've been having trouble with Eudora; I can receive mail, but I often can't send e-mails. So I resubscribed to the MySQL list from my other e-mail address, [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I haven

Re: Getting Started: Dreamweaver vs Passwords

At 02:57 PM 1/22/2004, David Blomstrom wrote: I recently installed a preconfigured package with Apache, PHP and MySQL from "Apache Friends" (XAMPP). It seems to be a pretty slick package, and I got all three programs up and running without too much trouble. Now I'm beginning to learn about MySQL

Re: Getting Started: Dreamweaver vs Passwords

Prompt, then through phpMyAdmin. Each time, it knocked out phpMyAdmin, and I had to reinstall everything from scratch. So I'm finished with the root password. Once you've added a root passsword you'll need to add this to the config.inc.php (assuming you're running phpMyAdmin with conf option;

RE: RE: Getting started - mysql.sock error

Egor, > Run > >ps ax | grep mysqld > > to see if mysqld is already running. > This returns '11276 pts/1S 0:00 grep mysql' I have checked and cannot find mysql.sock anywhere. Cheers George - Before posting, p

re: RE: Getting started - mysql.sock error

George, Tuesday, October 15, 2002, 5:09:47 PM, you wrote: GP> Its slightly difficult doing it exactly as my email is on my W2K laptop - GP> but here goes: GP> error: 'Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket GP> '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)' GP> Check that mysqld is running and that

RE: Getting started - mysql.sock error

EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 15 October 2002 1:31 pm > To: George Pitcher; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Getting started - mysql.sock error > > > > When I try to do anything I get an error saying that the > 'mysql.sock' could > > not be found. > > A

re: Getting started - mysql.sock error

George, Tuesday, October 15, 2002, 2:55:14 PM, you wrote: GP> Iam back on this list after being diverted by job change - moving house etc. GP> I've just set up one of my machines with Mandrake 9.0 and went for the GP> included MySQL install (3.23). GP> When I try to do anything I get an error s

RE: getting started ....

Try the sun site - www.javasoft.com I believe there are tutorials for JDBC. Cheers, Michael -Original Message- From: john greene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 10:28 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: getting started i need help with getting started with m

Re: GETTING STARTED !!

On Friday, 15. March 2002 09:32, Sammy Lau wrote: > > 2. How to check if mysql server is up ? > > [Sammy] trying to connect the mysqlserver is the best way to do the job. Try: ps -ax | grep mysqld or mysqladmin ping Regards Georg ---

Re: GETTING STARTED !!

"Suresh R. Soni" wrote: > > Hi All, > I have good Sybase experience and I have installed > MySQL in a Linux box. Can u please answer my following > queries: [Sammy] I like Sybase very much as well. =) > 1. When I run safe_mysqld I get "Starting mysqld > daemon with database from /var/lib/mysql 0

Re: Getting Started

Hi Dan, - Original Message - From: "Dan Buckner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I am trying to get MySQL 3.22 (off a CD from a manual) running on Windows > 98. I have installed it on my C drive and am trying to run the following > command from DOS: > c:\mysql\bin>mysqld --standalone > I can get

Re: getting started...the hardest part

Hi Matthew, - Original Message - From: "Matthew P. Marino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > You've got a long way to go. "tar" is short for tape archive. It is an > ancient unix utility that takes directory and file data and builds it into a > contiguous data base file. This is for portability

Re: getting started...the hardest part

Simon, Take a look at www.sunfreeware.com. Go to their Downloading/Installation section (left panel) and grab the pkg-get script. Use pkgadd to install it. (as root: pkgadd -d BOLTpget.pkg ). Then add /usr/local/bin to your path. (PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin; export PATH) Use pkg-get to get

Re: getting started...the hardest part

You've got a long way to go. "tar" is short for tape archive. It is an ancient unix utility that takes directory and file data and builds it into a contiguous data base file. This is for portability and manageability. You should have to get past "gzip" before you get to "tar". gzip is a gnu co

RE: getting started...the hardest part

hi. "GNU `tar' saves many files together into a single tape or disk archive, and can restore individual files from the archive." gnu tar differs from the sun version of tar that comes with solaris. type tar --help to see which tar you have. if you need the gnu version, you can get it from www.su

Re: Getting started

Dillon, John writes: > Statically Compiled MySQLGUI 1.7.4 ><../Downloads/mysqlgui/mysqlgui-linux-static-1.7.4.tar.gz> > > I need to know whether I have to compile or do anything else with the above other >than download and unzip it. When I do that (into c:\mysql\ directory) the file >m