Hi,
On Mon, Mar 19, 2001 at 01:23:56AM -0600, Jason Landry wrote:
> I know that this response was directly related to a question about
> subqueries, but I think it's important to point this out, because I almost
> didn't pursue this avenue as a result.
>
> As Fred pointed out, MySQL does not sup
> MySQL doesn't support IN and NOT IN. The manual and mailing lists
describe
> alternatives for many cases, but these are less readable (and maybe
slower).
>
I know that this response was directly related to a question about
subqueries, but I think it's important to point this out, because I alm
Hi Kathir,
On Mon, Mar 19, 2001 at 05:38:55AM -, Rama kathiresan kathiresan wrote:
> This is kathir from Uniware Systems, We are developing project on ASP with Backend
>as MySQL, We having a problem using "IN" and "NOT IN" operators in sub query
>
...
> iam selecting the values from 3 dif
hi,
This is kathir from Uniware Systems, We are developing project on ASP with Backend
as MySQL, We having a problem using "IN" and "NOT IN" operators in sub query
here i am listing my query as follows:
"select c.pickupdate,c.contno, r.relrefno, r.custname, r.contsize, r.conttype,
r.qtybooke
inath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 3:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Technical Clarification
Hi,
We are doing a project with combination of ASP & MYSQL (backend).
We are having some problem for setting relationship between the tables.
We have to know whethe
Hi,
We are doing a project with combination of ASP & MYSQL (backend).
We are having some problem for setting relationship between the tables.
We have to know whether foreign key will be supported in MySQL and we came to know
that there is no use for foreign key(as per your documentation: The
Hi,
> "gopinath" == gopinath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
gopinath> Hi, Is there any optimization tool for MySQL database , so
gopinath> that it can be fast?
gopinath> Please let us know as we are uploading our site using MySQL.
gopinath> Regards
gopinath> Gopinath Transitional//EN">c
Hi,
Is there any optimization tool for MySQL database , so that it can be fast?
Please let us know as we are uploading our site using MySQL.
Regards
Gopinath
You can save the excel file in csv format (delimited text) and upload it
to mysql using load data. Or the easiest use phpmyadmin
Teddy
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From: "gopinath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 7:27
Hi,
We have uploaded our site that uses Chilisoft ASP with MySQL backend database.We are
now in testing stage.It works fine with just 10 records in each table. We have our
original data in Excel. Now how do we convert that excel data to mysql data (which is
in bulk.) and upload .
The main iss
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