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<0> later
<1> and you keep telling me how a ****en index works
<1> retarded explain for retarded people :)
<1> ninja: i dont think you understood either, i want to explain to you the phonebook explample
<2> I'LL LISTEN DADDY.
<1> no you dont deserver
<2> Crud.
<3> hi all
<3> hi Quant
<3> the only friend here
<3> hi means all except rossignol
<4> sometimes irc reflects life better than you'd think :)
<3> yeah
<3> i agreed totally with you
<5> hello
<6> hi, can i supply a partial column name list to a CREATE VIEW santance? so the other columns would keep their original names.
<7> sentence?
<7> you can not supply a partial name no
<7> not to create view
<7> if you mean supply only certain columns, then yes
<6> not a partial name - partial list
<8> of course you don't have to select every column
<7> yes boko you can
<9> riz, you therE?
<10> topic?
<10> :-P
<11> **** me, chill with the rules, no need to flood everyone
<11> ur a ****head quant, go make rules up in real life u prick, instead of flooding everyone on irc with ur childish rules
<11> prick
<12> Anyone here has ever used the ODBC timestamp escape clause ({ ts 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss[.fff] '})?
<3> [.fff] for what?
<3> hello all
<3> hello Quant
<3> bronso
<3> bronso do you hate to talk?
<12> no, was afk
<12> .fff is the miliseconds I think
<3> oh
<3> photosecond
<12> I was asking about using this format in general
<12> have you?
<3> i think that hh:mm:ss is enough
<3> <22:54:15> <3> i think that hh:mm:ss is enough
<12> yes, it is, but have you ever used this format of {ts '...'}?
<3> no
<3> show me
<12> ok, thank you then
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