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<0> phpwner: use the information_schema database
<1> Wulf4: ALTER TABLE `TABLE` PACK_KEYS =0 CHECKSUM =0 DELAY_KEY_WRITE =0
<2> okay tahnk you
<3> darkdrgn3k: what version?
<4> In the same way as "SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE mycol IN ('mysearchterm1', 'mysearchterm2');" is it possible make a search from many columns, something perhaps looking like : "SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE (mycol1,mycol2) IN ('mysearchterm1', 'mysearchterm2');" ?
<1> whats the sql to do that
<5> select version();
<1> 4.0.25-standard
<3> yes
<3> think there is problem
<5> alainlucas: use AND... "WHERE mycol1 in ('whatever') AND mycol2 IN ('whatever')
<1> nooo nooo nooo :(
<5> no, innodb supports foreign keys since 3.23
<1> wha tis it
<1> show table create <table>
<5> show create table <table>
<3> aaah, a bit panic can't to harm
<4> shabbs: but that would be too long, i'd like to have a smaller function, is it possible ?
<5> alainlucas: not that I know of
<3> darkdrgn3k: works great for me though
<6> hey people
<7> hey person
<6> right
<3> individual, how is it going!?
<6> SELECT * FROM .... LIMIT x
<8> gah i cant figure out why this table just up and broke
<3> x is not valid integer
<6> is there a value for x that will make it infinate?
<5> yes, leave off limit
<7> 9999999999999999999
<9> An unlimited limit!
<5> SELECT * FROM ...;
<6> meh
<6> but i want to p*** a value to a functio
<6> n
<8> select * from ... limit just kidding;
<6> and it just put it in, so the default could be infinate
<5> Anomaly: what function? a stored procedure?
<9> anomaly: Do so, and have your function leave off the limit clause if the value you p*** is "0".
<6> yea, good idea
<1> broker table:
<1> http://pastebin.com/589220
<7> What's wrong with 99999999999999?
<5> darkdrgn3k: you could put all of them in the same pastebin :)
<5> makes it easier if we don't have to switch between tabs/windows
<9> will: It's in-range!
<9> If you're going to make a value magical, at least choose an out-of-range value
<7> 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
<7> bigint that
<1> there
<1> http://pastebin.com/589228
<1> both client and broer table
<5> will limit even take that?
<7> shabbs, tias :P
<5> :D
<5> darkdrgn3k: you forgot your alter table query
<5> will: it did! it did!
<1> http://pastebin.com/589231
<1> LOL
<1> noo
<1> damit
<1> wrong past
<5> you can actually edit them :D
<1> paste even
<7> You can't edit your past.
<1> cant edit the past no
<1> http://pastebin.com/589234
<7> You can edit the present
<1> and define your future
<7> unset($future);
<1> now your future is undefined!
<1> so any idea why alter no worky
<8> so has anyone here ever troubleshot a corrupted myisam table? i think i found the time (errlog) and statement (log) but it looks normal to me...anything else that could help figure out why this happened?
<10> !m FzZzT CHECK
<11> FzZzT: (How to Check MyISAM Tables for Errors) : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Check.html
<12> Kemurii: take a look at what I mean when I try to import and UPDATE the following: http://pastebin.com/589237
<4> is it possible to make a SELECT of a searched term in many columns without having to rewrite the searched term for each column (so without having to write "mycol1 = 'searchterm' AND mycol2 = 'searchterm' ...") ?
<4> (the searched word being always the same)
<5> darkdrgn3k: if you remove the ON CASCADE stuff it works
<5> ah
<5> ON DELETE SET NULL on a NOT NULL field
<8> yeah, i did that, and i've since repaired it, all it said was "Found 2704 of 2705 rows when repairing". the check didnt seem to say anything was wrong, and myisamchk -r didnt work (REPAIT TABLE did)
<1> LOL
<1> doo
<8> sp
<3> darkdrgn3k: hehehe
<3> Roger: looks fine, but I have no clue what those tables are ofcourse.. you have no french/latin1 characters there, thoser HTML encodings or whatever
<1> YAY it worked :-D
<7> alainlucas, Don't be lazy :P
<13> i want to create a table in which i can store webpage articles.. so i want to store the written text and the date.. and i guess i should also have an id for each post... what types should i use? i guess the posts could be of type "text" and the dates should be of type "date", but what about the id? i saw an example where int(11) was used... why 11?
<1> so just to make sure... if i set delete cascade. it will not cascade if the FORGINKEY is deleted jsut the pk right?
<3> alainlucas: here is a crazy idea: concat all your columns, search in one string? :)
<5> vali_: that's the display padding value, nothing to do with the size
<5> darkdrgn3k: on DELETE CASCADE will cascade the delete if the parent is deleted, not if the child is
<14> (debian specific) is ok to stick --auto-repair in the MYCHECK_PARAMS set in /etc/mysql/debian-start ?
<12> Kemurii: don't understand?
<13> shabbs: aah, hmm. so with int(11), then the number 1 will be 0000000001?
<5> not precisely. I actually have no idea what the padding does, I'm just being a parrot and repeating information I've heard :)
<5> but I shall go read up on it now
<5> I guess it only pads if you use it with ZEROFILL
<5> !man numeric types
<11> (Numeric Types) : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Numeric_types.html
<7> heh shabbs
<5> will: like you knew what it does!
<7> :)
<7> I AM CERTIFIED ARE YOU???
<5> no, I can't afford certification exams :D
<5> though I'm certifiably insane
<7> pCarsten, hehe! :)
<7> pCarsten, Do you have it notify you if someone says "certified"? :)
<7> shabbs, It's only $200!
<15> will: what makes you think that? ;-)
<16> because i don't want to work for a dumba-- employer who thinks certification = knowledge and experience
<0> Certifications can demonstrate your knowledge and experience
<7> Of course, you could just take it so you can brag that you p***ed...
<5> will: I have a 3 month old, I barely have $15 :D
<7> shabbs, I'll buy it
<5> sweet
<1> MarthaStewart: might not be certified.. but im certifiable :-P
<5> will: sign me up then :D
<17> lol
<7> shabbs, Uh.. I meant your kid.
<5> oh
<5> I thought you meant the exam
<5> kids not for sale
<5> yet
<17> i had a guy work for me... MCSE NT and 2k... smart guy, right? friggin' retard. didn't even know you have to stop ***ociated services before you remove a physical hardware device. pretty basic knowledge. don't remove a device while it's in use. i spent the next several hours getting our backup server to recognize the tape drive.
<5> b1n0ry: that's an MS certification, everyone knows those are useless
<1> any one know off the top of their heads what the ssh smtp port is?
<7> heh
<7> 22, 25
<7> cat /etc/services
<1> umm not he secured one :-S
<1> 154 145 yugh dont remember
<0> b1n0ry: MCSE = Must Consult Someone Experienced
<7> oh
<0> b1n0ry: the MCSE exams don't cover a reasonable breadth of required knowledge
<1> no wait 143 is imap
<17> shabbs: heh, they're all the same. certiciation = knows how to p*** a test. nothing more.
<0> or at least, they didn't used to back then
<7> Darien, lol
<5> b1n0ry: depends on how good the exam is. not all exams are created equal
<0> Cisco certifications are more realistic
<17> equal or not. you can have a person who is "certified" that knows squat and a self-taught, experienced person who's never p***ed a test in his life that kicks butt on the stuff.
<17> and i believe that to be accurate regardless of the test or subject matter.
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