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[newbie] sql : simple select question28 Sep 2006 23:26 GMT4
Hi, My SQL lessons are very far :(
CREATE TABLE CONTACTS
(ID INT,
NAME VARCHAR(10)
Dates not coming back in order....26 Sep 2006 23:36 GMT2
My sql query will not seem to bring back dates in the correct order. It
will brin them back in a semi-order. Here is the query and what it
brings back. Any thoughts on how to get the dates to come back in
order, formatted the way I want? Thanks.
SQL Query not working as expected....26 Sep 2006 11:19 GMT5
I have created a form, for users to enter the name of a file and it
then gets displayed. This works..
I've editted it so the form now search through a few different fields
and tries to match..
I need help on a query25 Sep 2006 12:52 GMT2
I have a table structured as follow:
id | user_id | credit
---+---------+-----------
1  | 1       | 5
search like imdb25 Sep 2006 07:25 GMT1
Hi, I need to creater a searcher like for a site, like for example the
search engine of imdb.com.
The os is linux with php and mysql (or postgress)
It needs to search a word(s) and it can return a page with results of
Trouble migrating from MySQL 4.0 to 5.022 Sep 2006 17:41 GMT1
I did a complete export from my MySQL 4.0 db and imported into MySQL
5.0.  But I'm having a problem with the mysql.user table.  From my old
db, I have an entry in there, "remanr", but now when I type the
username and password, I get this message ...
VARCHAR versus CHAR21 Sep 2006 16:20 GMT2
From a performance perspective, assuming my table might grow to a sizeable
number of entries, is it better to use VARCHAR or CHAR?  Intitution says
that CHAR would obviously be faster to search through, but if I'm not using
the VARCHAR element in a WHERE clause then it's probably ...
Help with query20 Sep 2006 19:14 GMT3
I want to search the database for users who have email addresses whose email
username matches their stored username.
So assuming my table is like so:
TABLE `users`
oracle: sampling statement19 Sep 2006 08:39 GMT3
I've wrote a statement which generates 150.000 rec's, randomized it and now
I would like to export 1st 10.000 rows (take the sample of data) but don't
know how (?)
I would appreciate any help
Looking for the right mysql syntax18 Sep 2006 19:00 GMT3
I have a table that contains the following records.
+-----+-----+-----------+---------------------------------+------------+----------+
| fid | nid | filename  | filepath                        | filemime   |
filesize |
It is possible?17 Sep 2006 21:56 GMT1
I have the following table in mysql:
id    | description
1     | some text1
1-A |
Creating FUNCTIONS/PROCEEDURES17 Sep 2006 15:59 GMT3
I have the following statement:
SELECT SUM(`Quantity Ordered`) FROM `Sales Detail Information` WHERE
`Catalogue Number` = "FBDCD008";
I can run this as a query in the SQL window, and it works fine.
Help with a query please !! It works but needs adjusting !17 Sep 2006 12:00 GMT3
I'm using this query with PHP and an Access database. It works well and
returns the results expected..
[code]
strSQL = _
Can anyone help a newbie figure out MySQL?15 Sep 2006 20:35 GMT7
I am creating a website to sell music I write, and I want to make use of
MySQL to do things like:
Record Customer Infomation (including logins and passwords)
Record Product Information
count(*) query14 Sep 2006 20:27 GMT2
am doing something wrong, for sure... I just fail to see it atm where
the failure is. Call me stupid :p
Someone have a look please
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