I think it should work (if OS X is
supported by php, as it should be).
Ciao
ce
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Vivi cosi` da non doverti mai vergognare se qualsiasi cosa tu abbia
fatto o detto
during the last months (debian
network has been cracked too, some months ago).
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one row, in which you put the number of rows of the other table. At
every insert or delete on the big table, you should update the value of
this counter (the best way I can think of is using a trigger, with a
single atomic update: UPDATE table_counter SET counter = counter + 1).
Ciao
ce
tension has nothing to do with sqlite, it was created by
various php folks.
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There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be
-check every change caused by any
upgrade (s)he does.
Ciao
ce
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The best way to accelerate a Windows machine
Alle 20:08, martedì 10 febbraio 2004, Cory Phillips ha scritto:
> Perhaps I can purchase an older machine and install
> FreeBSD on it. That takes some money though.
Partitioning a disk on the linux box?
Anyway someone pointed you to the package...
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