Thanks for these answers. I can now write this in the application and
be OK with it without that nagging feeling that somebody will say upa
if you just put xxx in the database then you could filter all that in
your query. If it ever happens I can say, ah yes but when I wrote that
we were only on
> > I have a database thats full of ingredients that are placed in various
> > categories. and then there are mixtures that are allowed to
> > be labelled with a certain grade based on the quality and
> > composition of the ingredients it is comprised from.
> > But the formulas are not always the
Gerald Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/18/2005 10:18:29 AM:
> I have a database thats full of ingredients that are placed in various
> categories. and then there are mixtures that are allowed to
> be labelled with a certain grade based on the quality and
> composition of the ingredients it
I have a database thats full of ingredients that are placed in various
categories. and then there are mixtures that are allowed to
be labelled with a certain grade based on the quality and
composition of the ingredients it is comprised from.
But the formulas are not always the same, as long as the
just do:
mysqldump db_name > db_name.sql
Your database tables and contents will be dumped into db_name.sql
Tylre
- Original Message -
From: ah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:19 PM
Subject: constraint question
> hi
&g
hi
I am using mysql 3.23.29 under windows 2000.I have a table:
create table
raries(
libID bigint NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
lib_datsvrID bigint null,
primary key (libID),
constraint FK_LIBRAR_REF_584_DATASE foreign key (lib_datsvrID) refe
