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<0> i'm interested in hiring a Linux C programmers 4 years exp. with kernel exp. at home.
<1> you again
<2> im interested in sez with your mom
<1> MaxDesign: keep it in English in here
<3> never ending battle
<3> I go to bed at night, and wake up in the morning with 50 pms
<2> well you could just log off - shock horror
<1> hehe
<4> hi
<5> Hi.. I'm having a bit of a problem with my MySQL server. It was working great until I had to reboot my system. Now it is telling me:
<5> error: 'Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)'
<5> Check that mysqld is running and that the socket: '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' exists!
<5> I've googled around and haven't been able to find a solution thus far.
<5> Got it.
<6> Hello all, pls help
<6> Why is this not working?
<6> <?
<6> $help = "'dog','cat','bird'";
<6> $help2 = array($help)
<6> foreach($help2 as $help3)
<6> {
<6> echo "$help3<br>";
<6> }
<6> ?>
<2> becuse your an idiot
<2> $help = array('dog','cat','bird');
<3> This has absolutly nothing to do with mysql
<7> salut
<1> heya Abaris
<1> long time no see
<8> i have about 300k rows of ~300 chars to insert in a table
<8> will it be alot faster to add indexes AFTER i've inserted all the rows?
<8> does things like for ($name, $address) { s/^\s+//;s/\s+$//; } , if (-d $filename) ... if ($filename =~ /.zip$/i) etc on every file take alot of the time
<8> er.. wrong chan for the last line
<7> hi K_F
<7> K_F, yeah.. been keepng busy.
<1> that is a good thing I hope
<7> only as far as i am efficient :)
<7> so till now it's ok. but it can get better.
<1> hehe
<7> sc_, create the index after the inserts. should be faster. not very shure tho'
<9> hell
<9> o
<9> can some one give me a hand ?
<9> Error: Lost connection to MySQL server during query
<9> MySQL Error Number: 2013
<10> timeout
<10> *guess
<9> ths
<9> thx
<11> salut tlm :)
<12> MySQL/SQL Question and its probably a generic DB question. For some reason my auto_increment keys keep changing when backing up and restorting database backups, causing corruption. Ie on two different tables I have a user_id column, one might be users and one might be addresses. When I restore the user_id column on addresses will be out of order, causing lookups to be incorrect, ideas?
<1> restore it with the IDs?
<12> Yeah
<12> IE user_table has user_id and name, address_table has user_id and address as columns.
<12> Hmmmmmm
<12> Actually
<12> If I'm not using multi table selects for the most part, do I need to do anything special to have two keys be the same accross tables?
<13> can anyone point me to some clear structure on managing collaborative edits so i can do a rollback of values at a given time on a given record?
<13> i want to achieve something similar to wiki
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