Charles, you need to be more descriptive about exactly what
problem you're having. Spell out your hardware, OS, MySQL
version, etc., and describe what isn't working.
Charles L. Hagen [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I cannot seem to get this database program to work correctly. I am asking for any
when I
query the row containing the encrypted field, mysql displays
a bunch of strange characters - I can refer to the row by the
non-encrypted key although the same key does *NOT* display
properly in mysql(the encrypted column must be screwing up
the displayi).
Anyone have any ideas how to help?
TIA
?
TIA.
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Before posting, please check:
http://www.mysql.com/manual.php (the manual)
http://lists.mysql.com/ (the list archive
y* database in MySQL?
TIA.
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Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
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Sinisa Milivojevic [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Hardy Merrill writes:
In the 3.23 news article, at the bottom it says this:
Online Table Maintenance
By "even as root", do you mean that you did something like this:
$ mysqldump -u root -p db_name db_name.sql
? The "root" user *in* MySQL should have privileges to run
mysqldump. Describe the situation in a little more detail if
you're still having problems - like:
* what is the exact
cd /dir/to/mysql.server
./mysql.server start
There's quite a bit more to consider, like what user you want
to start the server as, but try that first and see if that will
start the server for you.
HTH.
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Matt Davis [[EMAIL
he related documentation I could
find) get a response.
Thank you very much!
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Now that I know what you are trying to achieve, I can honestly say I'm not
sure. I'd have to read the manual for more detail on how
Can/should MySQL be started *without* --skip-locking on Redhat
6.1 Linux?
TIA.
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Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
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http://www.mysql.com
I'm running mysql with --log-update=update_log with no
extension, so every time I flush the logs I get the next
sequential number appended as an extension to the new
update_log file. If I flush the logs regularly every
day, that sequence number will continue to grow - is
there any way to reset
. Keeping the numeric keys used for
basic retrieval separate from the user viewable/updatable fields
makes for a smaller, less-complex, and more flexible program.
Again, just my opinion.
HTH.
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Hardy Merrill
Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
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John Jens
Are incremental backups possible in MySQL? I haven't seen any
reference to "incremental" in the mysqldump or anywhere else for
that matter.
TIA.
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Mission Critical Linux, Inc.
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