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<0> stephen_: You could try any of the online tutorials, along with the ANSI/ISO SQL specification and a peek at the MySQL specific documentation.
<0> HypnoGenX: SELECT AVG(field1) FROM table1;
<1> hypno - google found it fine
<2> Oh give me a break...
<3> Xgc, yeah there's just so much junk out there
<2> The web app I'm trying to use won't work if I don't give the user a p***word. It doesn't parse the query string properly.
<3> Xgc, everyone thinks "oh i can write a sql tutorial" and presents a nice piece of **** to add to the myriad of worthless crap out there
<2> Xgc: Any other ideas here? No p***word is apparently not an option.
<3> and they should be ashamed
<0> stephen_: Well, if you are able to read the specification, look for the ANSI/SQL 2003 specification.
<0> But it's certainly not a tutorial.
<3> xgc its a matter of finding it...
<3> xgc i'm not looking for a tutorial i just need a refresher. its been a while
<0> The specification isn't a good place to find refreshment.
<0> It's difficult to read.
<3> xgc i just need to remember some god damn syntax
<2> For which?
<4> Xgc: Thanks. :-)
<0> stephen_: I don't know what to suggest. You don't seem to like any of the suggestions.
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