Man-wai Chang wrote:
SELECT SPACE(6);
Aaah! Nice...it's great that they respected us VFPers enough to make it
the same! ;-)
Not always.
For example, you can't do SELECT f1+f2, you have to use SELECT
CONCAT(f1,f2).
Well of course not always !! I meant very similar at
Not always.
For example, you can't do SELECT f1+f2, you have to use SELECT
CONCAT(f1,f2).
Well of course not always !! I meant very similar at times.
I wished someone with Foxpro background did join the MySQL team back
then... :)
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: [NF] MySQL equivalent for SPACE(nn)?
SELECT SPACE(6);
-Kevin
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Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
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MB Software Solutions wrote:
I'm creating a UNIONed SQL where I know the first SQL will just be
blanks for a certain field, and the 2nd SQL will pulled from
I'm creating a UNIONed SQL where I know the first SQL will just be
blanks for a certain field, and the 2nd SQL will pulled from a table to
get the real/actual value. Is there an equivalent in MySQL to the
SPACE(nn) command in VFP?
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SELECT SPACE(6);
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
foxforward.net
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I'm creating a UNIONed SQL where I know the first SQL will just be
blanks for a certain field, and the 2nd SQL will pulled from a table to
get the real/actual value. Is
Kevin Cully wrote:
SELECT SPACE(6);
Aaah! Nice...it's great that they respected us VFPers enough to make it
the same! ;-)
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I am constantly amazed on how easy it is to translate VFP SQL syntax to
MySQL syntax. Both great teams, must think alike!
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of FoxForward 2007
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MB Software Solutions wrote:
Kevin Cully wrote:
SELECT SPACE(6);
Aaah! Nice...it's great
On 5/24/07, Kevin Cully [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am constantly amazed on how easy it is to translate VFP SQL syntax to
MySQL syntax. Both great teams, must think alike!
I think there's some fear of flying involved in there, too: I'm
applying patterns and algorithms we used to solve problems
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