James Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/20/2005 03:08:33 PM:
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> | You should already KNOW the parent comment of a comment when you
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> | it. Don't you? Imagine the following thread:
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> ~ I am trying to not
James Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 01/20/2005 02:44:41 PM:
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> Philippe Poelvoorde wrote:
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> | Insert into comments(list of you fields here )
> | select 0,1,null,'testuser','testcomment',max(idx) from comments
> | where sourceid=1;
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Philippe Poelvoorde wrote:
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| Insert into comments(list of you fields here )
| select 0,1,null,'testuser','testcomment',max(idx) from comments
| where sourceid=1;
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| but querying max(idx) is a bad idea. you could get the last inserted id
| with th
~ I want to store the parent comment to the comment being added, so I
can ensure the comments are printed out in the correct order.
Then, see the post earlier called "SQL schema", where there is
child->parent relationship with comments.
But you now when a user post a comment which is the parent
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Philippe Poelvoorde wrote:
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|> I would like to set one column to point to the auto-incrementing index
|> of the last comment in the database for my application, but I am gettin
James Black wrote:
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I would like to set one column to point to the auto-incrementing index
of the last comment in the database for my application, but I am getting
an error when I run my test, and so I wonder if what I am trying to do
is possible.
My SQ
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I would like to set one column to point to the auto-incrementing index
of the last comment in the database for my application, but I am getting
an error when I run my test, and so I wonder if what I am trying to do
is possible.
I am using mysql 5.0.1, b
