Ivano Luberti writes:
> I would know in what cases "found rows" and "updated rows" could be
> different: what i think is that if i get no error code the two number would
> be the same, but if the update fails (example key violation) the two number
> would be different.
>From the manual:
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> I would know in what cases "found rows" and "updated rows" could be
> different: what i think is that if i get no error code the two number would
> be the same, but if the update fails (example key violation) the two number
> would be different.
Try this one, for a simple case:
mysql> create
Hi. i'm new to mysql and for now i'm only studying the manual.
Studying the paragraph of the myODBC driver i've found the following phrase:
"The client can't handle that MySQL returns the true value of aected rows.
If this ag is set then MySQL returns 'found rows' instead."
Then in the section
