sure that isn't c:\winnt\system32? see if you can find the libmysql.dll
file on your computer and copy it into c:\winnt\system. It's not the most
elegant solution...but it'll work.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 7:38 PM
";
$result_insert = @mysql_query ($query_insert) or die("you suck!
$mysql_error");
}
mysql_close();
?>
Which I figured would reduce the number of things that can pop an error to a
minimum. When I post something, it echoes a rather beautiful mysql insert
statement...then tells m
I've got it currently as method=get; I thought it had to be get in order to
manipulate variables in the URL, as I've got them...have I thought wrong?
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From: "Ross Honniball" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Dan Bowkley" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
yeah, isn't it cute! Cute enough to gag a maggot, maybe.
You can turn that off, you know..click 'login', 'preferences', and open the
'Messages' menu. You will see a checkbox under 'misc' for 'Enable
Emoticons'. Uncheck it, and it'll quit turning things like :) and * into
silly graphics.
ht
If you're using notepad to view it, it'll display it all as one line because
notepad only recognises the complete CR/LF as a new line. A CR or an LF by
themselves will just show up as a square, non-displayable character and
won't break the line. Wordpad, on the other hand, understands that a CR o
you might also try using some sort of VPN solution; depending on distance,
setting up pptp might not be a bad idea anyways. The overhead can hit 5% or
even 10%, but the added security and error correction makes it well worth
it, especially over a potentially buggy connection such as yours.
I've p
Check the process list (do a ctrl+alt+delete and click the processes tab) to
see if mysql is still running; you might have to stop the service before
removing it. Even with permissions set to read/write for everyone, it still
won't let you delete it if it's running at the time.
hth
Dan
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Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 8:58 PM
Subject: Re: Trying to understand the license
> I thought I read that if your app is not GPL and interacts with MySQL in
any
> way, you must license MySQL.
>
> on 4/9/04 5:16 PM, Dan Bowkley at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
Exactly. The license only becomes an issue when you distribute mysql
itself. Essentially, the gist is you can't charge people for mysql; only
mysql can do that. You could, OTOH, let folks get your php app, and provide
a link so they can download mysql themselves.
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F
I save it as a CSV and stick it through phpmyadmin...it can be a bit
clumsy (getting the delimiters to agree, mostly, which isn't exactly a
monumental hurdle) but it works great unless your sheet is bloody
massive and it runs past the timeout. I guess it'd be equally simple to
do a LOAD DATA INFIL
I'm running 1Gb on my normal desktop with XP pro...it's sufficient, but
just, if you've got swap disabled. Still gets bogged down sometimes,
almost like it's trying to swap and getting frustrated because it's not
allowed to. I'd be happier with 1.5 or even 2Gb of nice hot
DDR333...these days, ram
Hey there everyone,
I'm trying to get a table of computer parts manufacturers populated with a list culled
from my distributor and I'm having a devil of a time getting anything to work. I'm
totally new to MySQL and don't really know my SELECT from a hole in the ground just
yet...which is proba
I'm trying to load a couple tons of data into a shopping cart system and for some
reason it keeps kicking back with an error. I'm too dumb to figure out why. Can
anyone tell me what's wrong with this code and why it doesn't work?
INSERT INTO 'products' VALUES (153328, 2, '181150', 'noimage.gif
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