Re: Xserve G5

2004-03-01 Thread Bryan Harris
Has anyone had any experiences running MySQL on a Xserve G5 with Macintosh OSX? We are thinking of purchasing some new hardware to run our MySQL server. The 64-bit architecture is something we would like to take advantage of. Is this good, bad, otherwise? Any comments would be

On database structure -- keys and speed

2004-02-22 Thread Bryan Harris
Hi, all, I'm still very much a newbie at MySQL, and thought a good starter project would be a simple places database of every populated place-name in the world along with its latitude and longitude. I already have the data, and originally planned to have only 4 tables with 2-4 fields each:

Re: view warnings?

2003-12-09 Thread Bryan Harris
I'm pretty new to MySQL, but I already like it. Kudos to the developers! I recently did a mysqlimport on a few data files, and it came back with over 4000 warnings. How can I actually see what the warnings were? I'm still not sure what it was upset about... You can't. From 4.1.1 you

Re: ?? .tcshrc On OS X ??

2003-12-09 Thread Bryan Harris
I had tips from some people here to install the complete MySQL from Server Logistics on my Mac OS X 10.2 and so I did (I also installed Apache 2 and PHP from them). Now I'm on Step one, but got stuck here. (I always get stuck while trying this MySQL). In the pdf-file that came along

Re: ?? .tcshrc On OS X ??

2003-12-09 Thread Bryan Harris
.tcshrc is the config file for your settings on the environment variables for your session of tcsh. When your looking for $SHELL your looking for the command line interpretor. FreeBSD can use most any of them. bash, csh, ksh,, sh, tcsh, etc. Usually the .rc file is found in your home

view warnings?

2003-12-07 Thread Bryan Harris
I'm pretty new to MySQL, but I already like it. Kudos to the developers! I recently did a mysqlimport on a few data files, and it came back with over 4000 warnings. How can I actually see what the warnings were? I'm still not sure what it was upset about... TIA. - Bryan -- MySQL General