Strange behaviour with replication and NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES mode

and line also the server argues about a sintax error. It seems that the binary log does not honour the NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES mode. Am I missing something or maybe this could be a bug? If you need more detailed explanation please ask. -- Andrea Gangini, Mimesi S.r.l. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel. 0521/463811 Cell. 3

Multiple indexes on same column

dexes were different... is it really so? Could I use only the UNIQUE index also for speeding up the queries? -- Andrea Gangini, Mimesi S.r.l. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel. 0521/463811 -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe:http://lists.mysql.

Slow query log?

uring my server? -- Andrea Gangini, Mimesi S.r.l. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel. 0521/463811 -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe:http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Help with apostrophe and FTS

t yourself. :-) Is that an option for you? Well yes, it's an option. I really need this functionality. But on mysql site, under source downloads, there's this warning: " For maximum stability and performance, we recommend that you use the binaries we provide. " Is it really tru

Help with apostrophe and FTS

Is there the possibility of making the apostrophe char ( ' ) a stopword in mysql? Full text search queries in italian or other European language are greatly affected by that; for example searching "amore" will not return "dell'amore" as a match.... Any workaround sug

Problems with & (FTS)

AGAINST ( 'at&t' IN BOOLEAN MODE ) returns nothing. I think that the words with the & symbol are splitted while indexing; that explains why "AT&T" is never found (AT is a stopword and T is less than 2 character). Is it possible to instruct mysql to treat words with