At 11:41 + 11/7/02, Nikolas Galanis wrote:
Ok, here we are, in much detail. There is a table called
translations and another one called poems. Their structure is given
in the end. The query (given by a php script by the way) is:
select poems.poem_id, language, translation_title,made_by_id f
Nikolas Galanis wrote:
and with this I intend to retrieve the 10 latest additions of
translations. However, when running the script, I noticed that always,
on the top of the results was the translation link I had clicked last.
And this happens all the time. Now that I think of it again, the
c
Ok, here we are, in much detail. There is a table called translations
and another one called poems. Their structure is given in the end. The
query (given by a php script by the way) is:
select poems.poem_id, language, translation_title,made_by_id from
poems,translations where poems.poem_id=tran
At 2:09 +0200 11/7/02, Galanis Nikolas wrote:
Yes, that is exactly what happens. It is updated with a simple select
statement. It is a select from a table which contains only one timestamp
column and the order by is made by this timstamp column. And every time
the value if the timestamp is updated
Yes, that is exactly what happens. It is updated with a simple select
statement. It is a select from a table which contains only one timestamp
column and the order by is made by this timstamp column. And every time
the value if the timestamp is updated.
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Paul DuBois wrote:
> A
At 23:47 + 11/6/02, Nikolas Galanis wrote:
Hello
I have a column of type timestamp(14) and I thought it would not be
updated on a query with simple select statements, though it does! I
read in the manual that it
shouldn't, what could be wrong? Thanks.
You're saying that performing a SELECT
Hello
I have a column of type timestamp(14) and I thought it would not be
updated on a query with simple select statements, though it does! I read in the manual that it
shouldn't, what could be wrong? Thanks.
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