> Jun 02 08:07:17 mod_sql/4.10[1108]: message: 'Unknown column 'password' in
> 'field list''
>
> mysql> SELECT * FROM users WHERE userid = "test"
> -> ;
>
++-+--+--+-+--+---+-
---+-+---+--+-
It seems this issue will be fixed in 4.0.13, I filed a bug and it was
closed with this report:
Sinisa Milivojevic:
Yes, this is a known problem.
It is already fixed in 4.0.13, which will come out this month.
This is a patch:
= sql/sql_update.cc 1.79 vs 1.80 =
*** /tmp/sql_update.cc-1.79
Try
sqlimport (it is in the bin directory)
Martin
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Subject: MySQL 4.0.12 -max-nt Error 1148: Used command is not allowed with
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> I am trying to load a table from
On Friday 21 March 2003 11:13, Filip Rachunek wrote:
> I have this problem with MySQL 4.0.12. When I run the following SQL query,
> I get this result:
>
> mysql> select last_move_date_time, days_per_move,
> (unix_timestamp(last_move_date
> _time) + 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 - 1048188722) as time_left from t
At 19:38 -0500 3/19/03, Stephen Tiano wrote:
Re: this latest version of MySQL. Has anyone installed a production
version of MySQL 4 on the Macintosh platform yet? Anything
significant to report? Advice not to do it yet?
You can't use BDB tables.
Thank you.
Steve Tiano
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Re: this latest version of MySQL. Has anyone installed a production
version of MySQL 4 on the Macintosh platform yet? Anything significant
to report? Advice not to do it yet?
Thank you.
Steve Tiano
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