> "Joel" == Joel Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Joel> This begins to sound like a job for Perl. Of course, it
Joel> would be nice if you could get someone familiar with the
Joel> internal formats mysql uses to give you some hints
Yes, I am having trouble deciphering the primary
John Hunter asked:
> Before I give up hope entirely, I notice that the file
> mysql/var/seizure/surgery.MYD is not empty, and has the values from
> the table before the delete in it. Although it is a binary file,
> because it has large text fields I can read enough of it with 'less'
> to see tha
> "Paul" == Paul DuBois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> You can undo them using your backup. Otherwise, no.
Well, since my backup is a couple of weeks old, this bites.
Before I give up hope entirely, I notice that the file
mysql/var/seizure/surgery.MYD is not empty, and has the value
At 21:05 -0600 3/7/02, John Hunter wrote:
>I just did
>
>delete from some_table where 1>0;
>
>when I wanted to do
>
>delete from some_table where pid=1234;
>
>Oops!
>
>Nothing else has been done to the database since then. Can I undo or
>not commit these changes?
You can undo them using your bac
I just did
delete from some_table where 1>0;
when I wanted to do
delete from some_table where pid=1234;
Oops!
Nothing else has been done to the database since then. Can I undo or
not commit these changes?
I am sure this is a FAQ, but I am in a panic so I would be much
obliged if someone can
