Michael,
I couldn't agree more! I didn't even realize there was a boolean issue
until now. I don't really understand the issue of using 0 as false, and
1 as true. The way I view it is that "true and false" are merely
abstract names for 0 and 1. When the database is accessed using Java, I
don't
m not sure what you're doing in the /usr/local directory--while MySQL
puts stuff in the /usr directory during the installation process
(/usr/lib/mysql if I recall correctly), you shouldn't need to go there
during the installation process.
Hope this helps,
Kevin Williams
On Tue, 2004-03
solution from InnoDB ($500/yr). Is there a free option
out there to do this?
Thank you,
Kevin Williams
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;$password\"))
";
But I have recently posted a problem myself reverse reading the password,
and I haven't been able to find any resources / documentation, could you
please point me in the right direction.
Regards
Kevin Williams
- Original Message -
From: "jsimlo
gotten your password ?" entry points to
email the user their password. How can I insert into an email their password, i.e.
reverse the password function ? Cant find it documented anywhere.
Much appreciated
Kevin Williams