> If I call mysql_close()
> on a connection that's already closed, will it just return quietly or
> will it segfault?
You can and should always call mysql_close(). It won't yield problems
regardless of the DB's state.
Regards,
Nick G.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:
Can someone drop a line to the mySQL webmaster to clean up the RENAME TABLE
Syntax page? There is a long rambling of comments in which only 3 are related
to RENAME.
Regards,
-Nick G.
Edd,
Sounds like a javascript verification.
Open the source to the web page and look around (usually at the top) for a
routine that's called when the form is submitted to confirm validity of form
fields.
Regards,
Nick G.
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From: Texscene_Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Richard,
My suggestions is to use this command:
LOAD DATA INFILE '/home/fpo/htdocs/secure/upload/export-customers.csv'
REPLACE INTO TABLE tempCustomer FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED
BY '"' (customerid, custLastName, custFirstName, custEmail, deliveryDay,
storeid)
The only differen
Hi all,
Sorry if the list receives this twice--I posted before confirming my
subscription.
I just started learning mySQL yesterday. I'm using it for a web application
(simple CGI stuff).
To begin, I wrote a simple program that just initializes a mySQL connection
and then closes it.
Here's my p
Hi all,
I just started learning mySQL yesterday. I'm using it for a web application
(simple CGI stuff).
To begin, I wrote a simple program that just initializes a mySQL connection
and then closes it.
Here's my problem:
I'm getting compile errors when I link the libmysqlclient.a archive to my
p