ng in the changelog) and was that in the max build only?
Best Regards
Steve Childs,
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Cheers, that's it - I did look for any bug reports on this and didn't find
any! - doh.
Spot on - looks like an mySQL upgrade is in order!
Best Regards
Steve Childs,
Webmaster www.mg-rover.org
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Best Regards
Steve Childs
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Hi Frank,
I'm running Debian.
Best Regards
Steve Childs.
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> Hi
ther the warning
about user change needs fixing and what I need to do to fix it! And whether
the assertion has anything to do with mysqld hanging.
TIA
Steve Childs.
Experienced Newbie. ;)
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Hi,
You need to put the Join in the FROM section of the query, not the WHERE.
That is to say, move this
WHERE cust_id = 2 inner join Orders ON Customers.cust_id =
Orders.cust_id
to
FROM Customers inner join Orders ON Customers.cust_id = Orders.cust_id
You could acutally use this method i
