The following query is very slow. I don't know how to improve my query,
and I'm sure I'm doing this just about the slowest way possible!! :(
begin sql query
==
select t1.time, t1.units_processed,
At 3:12 PM -0500 3/18/04, rich coco wrote:
I have a legacy app that uses mySQL as the embedded RDBMS.
The app makes explicit invocations to mysql library functions.
There is no ODBC layer being used at all.
What about existing SQL statements (explicit arguments to mysql
function calls) that use
I have a legacy app that uses mySQL as the embedded RDBMS.
The app makes explicit invocations to mysql library functions.
There is no ODBC layer being used at all.
I wish to replace mySQL with SQLite.
Since I am bothering to do this, I wish to
introduce an ODBC layer.
I have learned about the
> Anybody use phpSQLiteAdmin? (http://www.phpguru.org/phpSQLiteAdmin.html)
> Because it don't works for me, no error, only it redirects to a
login.php?SessionID=..., and nothing.
Do you have session support enabled? Are there any errors displayed ? And
have the second release (dated March, not
Hi ML,
after I execute an a sqlite_exec() to insert and/or an sqlite_get_table() to retrieve
data into a table I think
the cursor is then fixed to the end of the recordset so how can I reset its
position to the top of the table without having to close/reopen the db?
Michele Santucci
Use SQLiteManager
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitemanager
Le jeu 18/03/2004 à 12:59, Lay András a écrit :
Hello!
Anybody use phpSQLiteAdmin? (http://www.phpguru.org/phpSQLiteAdmin.html)
Because it don't works for me, no error, only it redirects to a login.php?SessionID=..., and
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> I'm trying to insert some 1,000 rows a second, with about 200-300 bytes per
> row--it's overview data from an NNTP server. Also, FWIW, this is on OS X and
> I've bumped the page size up to 4096 since that's the memory page size (I
> think), and the rows were exactly the
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