Andras Kende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/13/2005 10:32:07 PM:
Hello,
I have a html page with 70+ form fields some like 40 fields are only
used
for entering quantity numbers…
Don’t want to do Mysql table with 70 fields…
Is it a good idea to put this 50 fields of the form fields into
At 16:27 -0400 8/12/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the powers that be: Can we get a MySql GIS/spatial list?? This
is going to be a very popular area (actually it is already).
I am trying to use the Spatial extensions to MySql. To be honest
PostGIS has many more features, but MySql is my
Paul DuBois wrote:
At 16:27 -0400 8/12/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a big issue. Will this be the same in version 5? Or will
the SRIDs actually be used? I would like to just represent
everything in lat/lon, not on a planar surface. Now, if the SRIDs
are used in MySql 5,
Hello,
I have a html page with 70+ form fields some like 40 fields are only used
for entering quantity numbers…
Don’t want to do Mysql table with 70 fields…
Is it a good idea to put this 50 fields of the form fields into a single
text mysql field?
Somehow process it with php before, put
Andras,
Is it a good idea to put this 50 fields of the form fields into
a single
text mysql field?
Somehow process it with php before, put inside of some kind of xml
structure?
Nothing wrong with 70 columns unless there are interdependencies
/or groupings
amongst the 70 values that
To the powers that be: Can we get a MySql GIS/spatial list?? This is
going to be a very popular area (actually it is already).
I am trying to use the Spatial extensions to MySql. To be honest
PostGIS has many more features, but MySql is my favorite, and on top of
that, the applications
