Roberto Mansfield wrote:
It shouldn't matter what order the columns are referenced. Mysql is
smart enough to optimize the query based on the available indexes.
In some cases yes but as with anything there are exceptions :)
mysql (and every other db) gets it wrong sometimes.
In fact, it
OK, now I have the errormessage:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect()
Why?
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Nhan wrote:
Hi,
I have IIS 5.1 with PHP 5 and MySQL 4.1
With a client tool (such as MySQL Front) I can access MySQL. But my PHP
which cmmand tell PHP, that the script may ignore error and run further.?
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Nhan wrote:
Hi,
I have IIS 5.1 with PHP 5 and MySQL 4.1
With a client tool (such as MySQL Front) I can access MySQL. But my PHP
page cannot, with the
Chris wrote:
Mysql will actually only use one index per table. I was surprised to
find this out but it's mentioned in
http://www.amazon.com/High-Performance-MySQL-Jeremy-Zawodny/dp/0596003064/
- page 64 (just looked it up to include a page ref).
No idea if this is mentioned anywhere on the
Chris wrote:
Roberto Mansfield wrote:
It shouldn't matter what order the columns are referenced. Mysql is
smart enough to optimize the query based on the available indexes.
In some cases yes but as with anything there are exceptions :)
mysql (and every other db) gets it wrong sometimes.
Is Mysql configured in PHP to be usable? Just having both installed isn't
enough, there is configuration to 'enable' mysql. Try this link:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php
Based on the fact that it is saying mysql_connect() is undefined, I'd say that
mysql functions aren't
Hi All!
This is to write wiki code and insert near some dinamic link some names
of tracks, the dinamic link is generated but I don't know the way to change
the var $TITOLO1 to $TITOLO2 for retrive the next records
I have in database:
TITOLO1 Pippo1
TITOLO2 Pippo2
TITOLO3 Pippo3
TITOLO4
