Brian E Boothe wrote:
> so how would i get the Actual file path to the folder into the database,
> i know ill have to use a file selector in asp / php but i wanna select
> the folder not the Files, it would be really great if u could help me
> with these issues,
> i'm not asking u to Code anything
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Brian,
There are several ways you could store this information, either complete
paths, or relative paths, something along these lines:
Tables:
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Projcts:
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| PROJ_ID | PATH
Jonas Lind?n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello, I have been fiddeling with MySQL5 alpha for a little testing sessions but I
> kept my MySQL4 installation. The problem is that I cant set the path for my my.cnf
> file for MySQL5. I can use my.cnf if I put in /etc but then it conflicts with my
What operating system are you using?
The path vars etc are found in your mysqld_safe or safe_mysqld script, at
least in *NIX systems
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From: Roman Eisner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 6:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Path Variables
I find it humorous that you're Email address is "perl_programmer2001", yet
you don't know how to set your PATH variable...
Type "echo $PATH" and see if "/usr/local/bin" is included in it. If so, you
can do what I usually do, which is to add 'symbolic links' from there to
programs that I want
