Hi all!
I want you to present this question:
1) I'm working finely with Mysql 5 over W2k without problems on Disk1.
My datadir is on Disk2. Ok.
2) One mounth ago, i've installed Linux (Debian) and yesterday i've
instaled mysql 4.00 on a partition of the Disk1. Without problems.
3) I'm trying
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| 4) My question is: Is it possible that de datadir was the same to
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| read and write. If it is possible, how?
You can create a symlink.
Have you tested compatibility between MySQL 5
Hello!
I'm using MySQL 4.0.18 on a SuSE 9.0 machine.
I compiled it with
./configure \
--with-vio \
--with-openssl \
--without-debug \
--without-bench \
--enable-assembler
I've created the certs keys with the following commands:
openssl
Hi,
I have just installed MySQL on Windows 2000, after inspecting the mysql
users table I have noticed that there are four users:
Host User
localhost root
gcw root
% root
gcw
I know about the two root accounts but where did the gcw user come from,
there is no
your hostname ?
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From: shaun thornburgh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 10:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MySQL Users Table
Hi,
I have just installed MySQL on Windows 2000, after inspecting the mysql
users table I have noticed that there
Hi,
I am trying to set the mysql variable lower_case_table_names to 2, however I
am having serious difficulties!
I understand I need to do this at the command line but I have tried the
following (with many variations) without success:
C:\mysql\binmysqld --SET-lower_case_table_names=2;
At 12:53 + 5/1/04, shaun thornburgh wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed MySQL on Windows 2000, after inspecting the
mysql users table I have noticed that there are four users:
Host User
localhost root
gcw root
% root
gcw
Three of the accounts have a root name and one
At 13:23 + 5/1/04, shaun thornburgh wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to set the mysql variable lower_case_table_names to 2,
however I am having serious difficulties!
I understand I need to do this at the command line but I have tried
the following (with many variations) without success:
Test message.
This is a test message. I have not received any post from MySQL for two
days. I just want to make sure that this message gets back to me.
Kirti
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I've been tinkering with Xbasic(http://xbasic.org). While there isn't any
native DB support (ODBC is in the works).
This got me to thinking about making calls to MySQL libs or dll(s) (in the case
of Windows).
Being mainly a PHP person (and no C), I'm hoping than someone will explain
At 12:22 -0700 on 04/30/2004, Eric wrote about Re: triggers (or
too-many-crappy-questions):
Hi,
Can we have list for people who just like to give newbies shit? How
about [EMAIL PROTECTED] How much have you
guys paid for your support hmm? This is a free mailing list and I
don't really see why
Ummm...you can't do that. The MyODBC driver is used by the script to connect
via ODBC. It has to be in a place where ASP can find and use it. It does no
good if it is on another machine. The driver does not need to reside on the
server machine: it is a client-side piece of software.
j-
OK...thanks for the clarification. It helps. And it's good to know that what
I'm doing won't break anything.
j- k-
On Thursday 29 April 2004 07:16 pm, Sasha Pachev said something like:
Joshua J. Kugler wrote:
I have a program that is using (via a front end library) libmysql. If I
I found that the Postgres mailing list was full of very polite, super
helpful people. I found that the MySQL list was full of relatively cranky
people with little patience.
Over that last year, I've I think I've discovered why. The average quality
of the questions posted on the MySQL list
Hello,
What is the recommend alternative to REPAIR TABLE for InnoDB tables, this does
not work with Innodb table types ??
TIA
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At 18:12 -0500 5/1/04, Mike Blezien wrote:
Hello,
What is the recommend alternative to REPAIR TABLE for InnoDB tables,
this does not work with Innodb table types ??
Dump and reload.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Backing_up.html
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Hi,
Some of our customers have remote offices. I was wondering if it'd be safe
to have a DBMS running at their central office, and have our client
application running on hosts in the branches connect to it through a VPN
via the Net?
What happens if the connection goes south while a branch
I'm trying to understand the delayed insert process to see whether I can use
it to reduce the load on mysql, and have the following question.
Are 'delayed inserts' which are queued but not yet actually added to the
database by the handler visible to selects on the table?
I'm assuming they are
Hi all,
I have a db that is connection heavy running on FreeBSD 4.9. The server
was compiled with Linux Threads enabled.
I am searching for performance tuning information. Outside of enabling
Linux Threads I haven't been able to find much else. I am under the
impression that I should be using
I know this is an elementary question, but I am getting two sets of
instructions from different MySQL manuals about setting an index on a prefix
of a column of a table. One says to use:
KEY indexName (colName(length))
and the other says to use
INDEX indexName (colName(length))
Are both all
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