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How to enable inno-db support on installed instance of MySql?
I have installed mysql-5.0.67-win32. 'InnoDB' is 'DISABLED' when executing 'show engines'. According to documentation MySql is compiled with support of inno-db (From doc: A value of DISABLED...
Started by sergdev on
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There are some situations where....
Should be enabled by default.
(In such way I even like /etc/mysql/my.cnf - maybe Windows has a similar global conf-file.
It works ok but I was not able to enable inno-db support.
Database 'mysql'.
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I got a server error running a Data transfer component from Sql Server to MySql db. Error message reads as follows: [MySql][ODBC 5.1 Driver][mysqld-5.0.67-community-nt-log]Server does not support 4-byte encoded UTF8 characters. Source Sql Server table...
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:-)
From the documentation :
Currently, MySQL support for UTF-8 does not include....
Characters outside the BMP are usually CJK characters; I don't know if that's the case with you here .
Systems don't support characters outside the BMP.
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I am using Entity Framework with MySQL. The following query results an error:
var foobar = ctx.ArticleBase.OfType<ActicleSpecial>().Include("CreatedBy.Image.Location").ToList();
Error: "OUTER APPLY is not supported by MySQL" I also get the "CROSS...
Started by Peter Stegnar on
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There is a bug....
In this case, the provider would needIf this error is coming from MySQL one of two things have happened:
You haven't configured the provider correctly.
MySQL storage engines support SQL features which others do not.
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Hello everyone,
I heard MySQL has no transaction support at all? Is that true? If yes, how could people write reliable code to make sure data consistency and reliable compared to other commercial database (e.g. Oracle/SQL Server)?
thanks in advance, George...
Started by George2 on
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Yes, ....
Transactional support now exists, but not nothing.
That is no longer the case.
Actually MySQL does include support for transactions through the InnoDB storage engine which, MySQL did not support transactions.
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Does anyone know where I can find web hosting that supports php/mysql?
I'm just using it to practice updating/changing live web sites, and to run code in an environment other than my XAMP stack on my thumb drive. It doesn't need to be fast or able to ...
Started by Cortopasta on
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Their support.
Are excellent; you can even get SSH access to a jailshell prompt if you need to .
Performancehosting.net offers very cheap shared hosting and support PHP and MySQL.
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We use Oracle on a project and would like to also support MySQL. How close are their SQL dialects?
Is it perhaps even possible to use the same SQL source for both without too many gymnastics?
Details:
We're using iBatis, a persistence manager that cleanly...
Started by Jim Ferrans on
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A few of the differences:
"LIMIT" is a famous one: to limit... .
(Note this is not the current SQL standard which is SQL-2008) .
A good rule of thumb is to try and stick to SQL-92 which most DBMSes support, in particular both Oracle and MySQL.
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I'm about to start developing a product (in .NET), and I'm evaluating open source database engines in order to avoid adding licensing costs to the overall cost of my product.
Which ones do you know that are potent? Is MySQL a good alternative? What kind...
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It was a long and passionate diatribe and I was disappointed with the result, we gotMySQL is good enough for Flickr, Facebook, Wikipedia, Google, and YouTube to use it (says Wiki+ blogs ( stats ), including CNN, Time, ... .
To support mysql.
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It seems like I will be needing transaction with MySQL and I have no idea how should I manage transactions in Mysql with mixed InnoDB/MyISAM tables, It all seems like a huge mess.
You might ask why would I ever want to mix the tables together... the anwer...
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To support mixed.
The short answer is that there is no transaction support in a MyISAM table, and then you have to rollback, your MyISAM change cannot be removed.
Data structure or your application).
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Hello,
I'm using Python/Django over MySQL. I'm currently working with MySQLdb that's under GNU GPL license. Is there a library with "similar" capabilities that's not under GPL-like licenses?
To clarify:
I don't know yet if I will want to distribute my...
Started by Rax Olgud on
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You seem ....
The README in source distribution says:
License GPL or the original license based on Python 1.5.2's license .
The Python license lets you distribute binaries without source.
I believe MySQLdb is dual-licensed under GPL or the Python license .
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I have asked several questions about Zend and its search functions. Now after further reading I have noticed that it requires FULL-TEXT indexes in the MySQL fields. My webhosting provider doesn't allow me to change anything in the my.ini (my.cnf) file...
Started by Camran on
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You can use the UnStored field type so that it only indexes the records whatever I want with my server, includind changing the configuration of MySQL, and installing other with MyISAM; they don't scale to big data very....
Integrity support.
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