asong,
Sunday, June 09, 2002, 5:16:00 PM, you wrote:
a I change the max_connections to 200, and I am not sure it works, when I
a use mysqladmin to check the variables, I find the value is still displayed
a as 100, but trough checking the log file, I am sure the max_connections have
a changed
Hello,
I change the max_connections to 200, and I am not sure it works, when I
use mysqladmin to check the variables, I find the value is still displayed
as 100, but trough checking the log file, I am sure the max_connections have
changed to 200, so, is it a bug of mysqladmin?
BTW, Who
Kedryna, Bartosz writes:
In mysqldump.c there is // in 2 places, older compilers don't like it,
changing to /* */ fixes the problem.
Bart Kedryna
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Thank you, this
In mysqldump.c there is // in 2 places, older compilers don't like it,
changing to /* */ fixes the problem.
Bart Kedryna
Software Engineer
Online Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(215) 386 0100 x1470
ISI
3501 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Hi,
I work on the big web site of the gouvernative statistical agency of
Italy (www.istat.it).
Recently, I have built a db to collect data from the web (it's like a
census simulation...) with mySQL.
Making my querys,I had a little difficult, not so big for me, but that
can interest you.
On a
Hello,
I have just had a little problem with a SELECT query like this:
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(Day,"%e.%m.%Y") AS ftag,* from TheTable;
this query returns an SQL error: ERROR 1064: You have an error in your
SQL syntax near '* from TheTable' at line 1
BUT:
SELECT *,DATE_FORMAT(Day,"%e.%m.%Y") AS
