Hi all,
Was wondering if someone had a solution. I have a database of image
names that a PHP app points to. Some of the image names are upper case.
Can anyone suggest the syntax of an Update statement that will change
all Upper Case letters to lower??
Thanks,
Frank
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Hi all,
Does anyone know when MySQL 4.1.1 will be released?
I was told that around November 15th. Well, it's almost December now.
Thanks,
Dan
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On Nov 30, 2003, at 8:24 AM, Frank Surget wrote:
Was wondering if someone had a solution. I have a database of image
names that a PHP app points to. Some of the image names are upper case.
Can anyone suggest the syntax of an Update statement that will change
all Upper Case letters to lower??
I have a version 3.23 database I want to put into version 4.0. I have used
EMS Mysql manager to transfer the database from a version 3 environment to
version 4 environment on different machines. When I start the GUI
application I use MySQL with it says that the files need re-indexing and
will not
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hi
I bought a book with your mySQL program and seemed to have installed it
worng and i cant stop it. I never set a user name or a
Do u know any programme that can degin databases in order to design before i implement
them? It ll be very useful if the design was transformed to the correspondings create
syntax? Thx
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Hi
try DEZIGN FOR DATABASES
http://www.datanamic.com/
hth
Peter
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Sent: 30 November 2003 20:27
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Do u know any programme that can degin databases in order to design before i
implement them?
Do u know this one? It seems to be gpl
http://www.fabforce.net/dbdesigner4/
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try DEZIGN FOR DATABASES
http://www.datanamic.com/
hth
Peter
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We have a database that has a quantity
of files listed for each client record.
We can count the number of clients, but how
do we count the total number of files for
all clients combined?
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Bruce Therrien wrote:
We have a database that has a quantity
of files listed for each client record.
We can count the number of clients, but how
do we count the total number of files for
all clients combined?
Rather than _count_, calculate that SUM.
SELECT COUNT(client), SUM(fpc) FROM table
Fella's,
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but now that I need your help again I decided to return. For the following
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In the last episode (Nov 30), Michael Burke said:
I'm using mysql on redhat 9 and wanted to enable the query log file.I
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