DROP FUNCTION doesn't work

2005-07-14 Thread jeremy_march
I can successfully LOAD a UDF in mysql-4.1.10, but I can't DROP it. MySQL reports that the DROP FUNCTION was OK, but the function still shows up in the mysql.func table. The function no longer works, but I have to TRUNCATE the mysql.func table in order to be able to LOAD it again. I am doing this

RE: MySQL 4.1.8 and storing east characters

2005-01-15 Thread jeremy_march
I just noticed that in the link I sent you Japanese utf8 characters are indeed only 3 bytes long. So much for that idea. > I am inserting data into mySQL via this script: > http://www.feedsfarm.com/tmp.phps > > I've set default-character-set=utf8 > > When I output the data to the browser (see

RE: MySQL 4.1.8 and storing east characters

2005-01-15 Thread jeremy_march
So its just the Japanese titles which aren't working? The Greek and Cyrillic looked ok to me. If that's the case then the causes which occur to me would be: 1. The web browser doesn't have a Japanese font (I don't know if I have one or not so I can't check that) 2. Japanese characters are lon

Re: MySQL 4.1.8 and storing east characters

2005-01-15 Thread jeremy_march
How are you inserting the data into mysql? LOAD DATA INFILE? Be sure the client you are using to import the data is using the utf8 character set: SET CHARACTER SET utf8 or --default-character-set=utf8 The best way to check whether the data was inserted into mysql correctly is to use the mysql

re: results with utf8 characters

2004-08-06 Thread jeremy_march
I believe there is already a bug report about this. See if this is the same as your problem: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=3453

re: JOIN types

2004-01-12 Thread jeremy_march
I'm suprised by your result too. Did you have an index on the join column? If not that might explain it. One place you might turn to learn more about how mysql optimizes joins is internals.texi. This file describes a lot of the internal workings of mysql and is found in the bk doctree and is

re: How do I do this select?

2004-01-11 Thread jeremy_march
> This will give me sort of what I am looking for, but it shows the > UserKey in the first column and I want the UserID. I have tried a few > others but just got errors. > SELECT f.UserKey, UserID FriendID, Name FriendName > FROM User u, FriendList f > WHERE f.FriendKey = u.UserKey > ORDER BY f.U

re: Getting the Parent Table for Returned Columns in a Relational Search

2004-01-11 Thread jeremy_march
Are you working from the mysql command line client? If so you can't. If not what sort of client are you working with? There isn't much to go on from your description. -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe:http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL