Hans,
> I use it as a temporary file. Putting data in it sequential and after that
> reading it out sequential. I don't want a auto increment field or
> whatsoever because I want the date in sequential order of the data... the
> data itself cannot (always) be used as a primary key
If you don't ha
Hi Martijn,
Yes your right, thanks a lot for ANY help! Monitoring component is a good
Idea
Hans
At 15:09 15-1-2004, you wrote:
Hi Hans,
> And the ODBC driver?? He cannot construct an UPDATE either?
I'm not saying this is the problem, but it might give you a
direction where to look.
> Upda
January 15, 2004 6:20 PM
Subject: table without primary key
> Hi group,
>
> I had created a table without a primary key (for some reasons). This give
> some strange errors.
>
> When I edit a field trough ODBC he said: no transactions supported. If I
> edit trough direct access co
Hi Hans,
> And the ODBC driver?? He cannot construct an UPDATE either?
I'm not saying this is the problem, but it might give you a
direction where to look.
> Updating the table is done in code only.. its temporary data wich is
> collected in this tables before "serieus" update..\
Instead of try
Hello Martijn,
And the ODBC driver?? He cannot construct an UPDATE either?
Updating the table is done in code only.. its temporary data wich is
collected in this tables before "serieus" update..\
hans
At 14:40 15-1-2004, you wrote:
Hi Hans,
> I had created a table without a primary key (for s
ry 15, 2004 6:20 PM
Subject: table without primary key
> Hi group,
>
> I had created a table without a primary key (for some reasons). This give
> some strange errors.
>
> When I edit a field trough ODBC he said: no transactions supported. If I
> edit trough direct access compone
Hi Hans,
> I had created a table without a primary key (for some reasons). This give
> some strange errors.
>
> When I edit a field trough ODBC he said: no transactions supported. If I
> edit trough direct access components (DAC for MySQL = native access)
> nothing is editted at all.
>
> With the
Hi group,
I had created a table without a primary key (for some reasons). This give
some strange errors.
When I edit a field trough ODBC he said: no transactions supported. If I
edit trough direct access components (DAC for MySQL = native access)
nothing is editted at all.
With the mysql shel