Hi all,
I want to store emails in a database. But, I want to index the inbox
emails in a different way than the regular inbox table. For example
(MySQL):
create table webmail_inbox (
id bigint not null auto_increment,
client_id bigint,
subject varchar(1),
sender varchar(255) not n
ables, which effectively means that you might use one single table
> for inboxes _and_ other functions. Don't ask me why, the point is that
> it isn't a rule you could be 100% confident of .
>
> d.
>
> On 22/06/05, Jason Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
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Greetings,
james creates a table named 'inbox' (or whatever one configures it to
be). This table has a composite id on inbox.message_name and
inbox.repository_name. It seems to me that inbox.repository_name is
always the users.username for the owner of the email in the inbox
table. Is this supposi
