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From: "Robin Kopetzky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2003 13:56:10
To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Confused
To answer your question, yes, I'm using mysql. No, I did not intended for
everyone to go thermon
To answer your question, yes, I'm using mysql. No, I did not intended for
everyone to go thermonuclear over this question. Next time, I'll go
elsewhere since some one got P.O.'d about my posting twice.
Sparky
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> As long as they're relevant.
I was just wondering how relevant to php or MySql this nine message thread
about how relevent the original post was...is?
Mike
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On Monday 06 October 2003 00:24, Wang Feng wrote:
> Note, he post the message to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes that's a bit better than posting on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But the point is that php-db is for questions about using various DBs *with*
PHP. The question being
I assume you're using MySQL since L.A.M.P seems very popular.
The following command should work anyway:
GRANT permission ON tablename TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] IDENTIFIED BY password
You can list as many permission as needed, separated by commas.
cheers,
feng
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Jason,
> There are good reasons for having different lists for different subjects.
Note, he post the message to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than
[EMAIL PROTECTED] There's nothing wrong to ask questions @ php-DB.
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On Monday 06 October 2003 00:12, Wang Feng wrote:
> how do you know he's using MySQL?
OK, sorry I made an assumption. But whatever, he should be asking on the
mailing list of whatever DBMS he is using.
> I think some php people would like to answer this question since it makes
> the community s
er 06, 2003 2:07 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Confused
> On Sunday 05 October 2003 23:44, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
> > I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
> > from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What "GRANT&qu
El Dom 05 Oct 2003 13:07, Jason Wong escribió:
> On Sunday 05 October 2003 23:44, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
> > I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
> > from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What "GRANT"
> > statement do I need to make this work? I've
El Dom 05 Oct 2003 12:44, Robin Kopetzky escribió:
> I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
> from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What "GRANT" statement
> do I need to make this work? I've tried a bunch of the examples in the
> manual and can't get
On Sunday 05 October 2003 23:44, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
> I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
> from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What "GRANT" statement
> do I need to make this work? I've tried a bunch of the examples in the
> manual and can't
if i'm reading right, you could use a join to get all of that info.
select users.group_id, user_id, user_name, groups.group_name from users
inner join groups on (groups.group_id = users.group_id) group by
users.group_id
parens not needed, it just makes it more legible.
that should give you an
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