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<0> what does it mean installing the service from a command promt ??
<0> C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.0\bin\mysqld" --install
<0> ?
<1> does that quote belong there?
<2> 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9......
<2> R-T-F-M
<0> no no ignore the quote
<0> its from the documentation
<0> i was just wondering what is the difference starting the server and install
<2> of course there is a difference you imbecile
<3> lol
<2> and if you have to ask you can be damn sure you shouldn't do neither
<0> cause i install using MSI , graphical user interface and its started
<2> just uninstall it and find something else to do
<0> yeah, sure...
<0> The service-installation command does not start the server. Instructions for that are given later in this
<0> section.
<0> why the **** am i fooling my self...
<2> because you're an idiot
<0> maybe
<2> quite sure of it really
<4> kf, chill
<1> MJBoY87 obviously you're not going to get any help from him.
<4> just leave it alone instead
<0> K_F i tought this was a help chanell, man u really
<0> seem to be so offensive
<1> Go back to the documentation
<0> thanx psilo
<1> What's wrong with that dude?
<0> he had OP here he could ban me
<3> that Q has nothing to do with mysql its about how windows handles services
<0> i will find the answer later in the documentation section :D
<1> CR000 gave you good info.
<4> yeah i mean, if you cant install mysql on windows.. you're probably out of luck two steps dwon the road anyway
<0> sorry i am not that familiar with the server terminology but Q .we mentioned quotes so far but that was not the point
<4> yeah and the idea here is that you're about to install a software that isnt your generic point and click ****e
<0> when u have the server set up and running , hwhat does the --install command do ? in the prompt line
<4> it's made to run on unix systems
<4> i have no clue
<4> i dont run mysql on windows
<4> but if i did.. i'd read the manual
<1> Yeah who does :P
<0> yes probably 100% for unix platform
<0> open source
<0> u all use linux ?
<5> mostly, tho i use openbsd
<1> I think CR000's point was that --install is not an mysqld flag, but a windows one to 'install' the service.
<1> So mysql documentation is not necessarily what you need to understand here.
<0> ahh ok i c now
<5> are you sure it wasn't the install_db script?
<0> cause server is different than the program
<0> this way it installs as server so u can see the progres in the windonws task bar
<5> MJBoY87> sorry i am not that familiar with the server terminology but Q
<5> .we mentioned quotes so far but that was not the point
<0> got it sorry
<5> heh, what was that?
<0> k that was wrong sorry
<0> :)
<5> dropped an orange on the keyboard, sorry
<3> lol
<0> lol
<4> hehe
<0> aghh why u mentioned them i have to look up in the fridge now...
<5> hungry
<5> grazzy, did you look at those note i made?
<4> no
<4> where? :p
<5> i was just curious if that's the way you were doing it
<5> http://tyson.homeunix.org/notes/cut-n-paste
<4> thanks, hehe
<5> ;)
<5> later guys
<6> Hello
<6> !!!
<6> Is there a good free Graphic Interface that someone could recommend, to use with MySQL?
<7> hello ... how can i use a var[] in mysql?
<7> (how do i creat it in the database?)
<7> hello ... how can i use a var[] in mysql?
<7> (how do i creat it in the database?)
<7> hello
<7> how can i create an array within the database?
<1> sheesh
<8> hey. I've got a table with a start datetime and a end datetime, what i would like to do, is to get the difference in minutes, and sum every row that matches a userID..
<8> my query is : SELECT SUM(HOUR(TIMEDIFF(end,start))) sum FROM portal_timeliste pt LEFT JOIN crm_users pb USING(userID) WHERE pt.userID = '%s' AND MONTH(start) = '%s' ORDER BY start DESC
<8> any ideas?
<9> 1
<9> <9>
<9> Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect()
<9> any idea?
<4> yup, #php
<4> whats the problem with the query ascii?
<8> grazzy, it only sums the hours, not the minutes..
<8> so the the minuts won't count at all..:S
<3> maybe subtime() could help u
<3> maybe
<3> dont trust me though
<8> i will try..thanks
<4> couldnt you use DATE_FORMAT instead of HOUR just
<4> to get minutes
<8> nah..that would output only the minutes..not the hours convertet to minutes..
<8> there is a TIME_TO_SEC
<8> maybe thats a way to go..
<10> hi
<10> how do i select by a column that doesn't starts with a letter
<10> i have stores { id, name, ...} and whant to do WHERE name LIKE 'what do i put here?'
<5> as far as i can tell you have it, what's the problem?
<4> you would need to use a regexp for taht optocus
<10> mysql supports regex?
<10> what should i search for in manual for this?
<4> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/regexp.html
<4> regexp? doh
<5> nah, that's too obvious
<5> heh
<10> thanks
<4> garrwww
<5> grazzy, you never said if those notes were usefull or not
<4> hehe
<5> :/
<4> i kinda guess they are?
<4> if you need them
<5> heh
<4> main problem is that i dont like having to know three different sets of copy-pasting
<4> thats whats soo good about windows
<5> good and windows shouldn't be used in the same sentence. ;p
<5> most of the time i only go from terminal to terminal so it's no big deal
<4> just slap putty on windows it's totally acceptable .P
<5> i do
<5> same rules apply from terminal to terminal
<5> and graphical to terminal ...
<5> cygwin throws in an extra tho
<11> hey, im trying to just add in a filename extension to a column of data, cant think of how though
<11> anyone got ideas?
<5> concat?
<11> ehh
<11> wa
<10> grazzy man i still can't figure out the regex
<10> i need everything that doesn't start with a letter
<10> ah i did it
<10> WHERE name NOT REGEXP '^[[:alpha:]]+'
<5> should also work with regexp '^[[:digit:]]+'
<12> hello
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