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> From: Levi Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 1. what do I need to know for the exams?
I'm trying to keep this in mind,
http://www.mysql.com/training/certification/candguide/, while I use the
My SQL Certification Study Guide by DuBois, Hinz and Pedersen.
> 2. wo
So now that I know that there's no place around to take courses and where to
take the exam I've decided to teach myself and I have two quick questions.
1. what do I need to know for the exams?
2. would it be better to practise on a UNIX-bases system?
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See answers in the message below.
Marc.
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De : Ben Clewett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : vendredi 4 juin 2004 10:37
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Three quick questions about using MySQL
Three quick questions, I hope you can help me.
Using InnoDB on ve
Three quick questions, I hope you can help me.
Using InnoDB on version 4.0.18
Firstly.
It's possible to get information on a table. Which includes the number
of rows. This returns instantly.
However, if I do a SELECT COUNT(*) on the same table, this can take a
number of minutes to r
> Then the next problem is with WinMySqlAdmin. How in the heck do I change
it
> to login in as root and show all the databases etc. Right now it is
showing
> only the test DB and user as Administrator. Everything appears in grey
and
> can't be changed?
Add the following lines to your my.ini
Why use WinMySqlAdmin to view databases? The MySQL Control Center has a lot more
features and its usage is very straight forward.
If you are referring to the name that you gave it the first time you ran it then I
don't know. I'm curious about how to set it myself.
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Quick Question Here:
I think I may have figured out my little problem with the thing wanting to
use localhost as opposed to the actual name of NapMarilu. Could it be that
when the server 2003 machine was originally setup before the installing of
MYSQL that in the IIS portion of the machine, th
On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 10:18:08AM -0500, John Kemp wrote:
: Hank,
:
: 3. Do not use the RH mysql version. Get it from the Mysql website, and
: use 3.23.47-max (which includes Innodb support) or higher.
What's wrong with the RH mysql version? I've been using it for 5
months without a problem.
Hank,
1. RH 7.1 supports files > 2GB if you choose the Enterprise/SMP flavour
(you'll be asked to choose which install you want to pursue when you put
the install CD in) No kernel re-compile needed.
2. MySQL will support large files. Also, if you use Innodb tables, many
of the large file conce
Hello,
I am trying to decide which OS to use for a dedicated mysql server for my
website. I need filesize >2GB support. I really wanted to use Solaris, but
there are no drivers for my RAID adapter (long story). I was considering
NetBSD, but I don't know it well. I was then back to thinking
running isamchk -eis and -o gives me following
output
1) impossible length!!! does anyone got this before?
2) recordspace used: 100% ??? what does this mean?
I have plenty of space on my hard drive
# isamchk -o trend_data
- recovering ISAM-table 'trend_data.ISM'
Data records: 2371874
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