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mysql query30 Apr 2006 11:57 GMT2
need help
My english is not good so ill be short.
This is my database in mysql
create table customers
Database Design: fast access to transaction history29 Apr 2006 23:42 GMT6
I'm working on a project with information in many different tables in
a database. We have tables like:
Customers, CustomerTypes, Games, GameTypes, Events, EventTypes,
EventSubTypes ... etc.
Sorting just the resulting table in MySQL27 Apr 2006 16:38 GMT4
I am using PHP and MySQL.
Suppose I have a table named "servicios" with 5 columns and 200 rows.
If I want to get the whole table sorted by column 3 (suppose the field
name is "nf") I use:
E*Trade's database systems?26 Apr 2006 09:50 GMT1
Does anyone know what database vendor and middleware vendors are used
at E*Trade?
Does anyone know if E*Trade's IT functions are outsourced?  And if so,
to whom?
Best way to keep songs in a DB24 Apr 2006 12:07 GMT9
What's the bets route to go for placing a large collection of mp3's into a
DB? Each song will be linked to a particular user... Would you put all songs
in one table? Or make multiple tables based on genre? Or maybe dynamically
make a songs table for each user as needed?
My Tricky Query23 Apr 2006 05:24 GMT2
I'm having trouble designing and efficient query in mssql and asp.
Tables:
Stockdata (id, companyID, date, price)
Company(id, name, category)
Cloudscape - usage of?22 Apr 2006 17:08 GMT5
Anyone using Cloudscape in production?  Is it a viable platform or are IBM
just dreaming?
Splitting a column in a csv file22 Apr 2006 16:49 GMT6
I've tried to find information on this and also tried different csv
file editors without luck.
My problem is how can I break a column with a date 01122006 into three
new columns DAY 01 MONTH 12 YEAR 2006?
LIttle query help22 Apr 2006 15:53 GMT8
I am potentially building a music listening site and want the users to be
able to place songs into their favorites list. Easy enough, stick the id of
the song, from the songs table, into the users favorites. From this however,
how would I go about selecting the songs that are ...
Embedded database21 Apr 2006 20:46 GMT3
I need a *very* fast database for use with a dotnet 2 compact framework
application.  My requirements are
1) I need to be able to have the following table structure
InstacedId (string or Guid + unique index)
webserver asp 19 Apr 2006 21:53 GMT1
io di solito ho fatto qualche cosa in php in locale...
ora però ho dei file in Asp e devo creare un webserver in locale x leggere
queste pagine...
come posso fare? ke programma devo utilizzare?
INTERVAL question19 Apr 2006 20:09 GMT13
I have a Transaction table using MySQL 4.0:
Id (key), CustomerName, CreationTime (datetime).
If the customer create a transaction, I consider that account is
active. So how to get the number of customers that are 1 day active (at
Performance/design query18 Apr 2006 15:55 GMT2
I have an existing database table (MEMBER_DATA) which contains general
data related to a member in my application.
I have a new requirement to persist certain 'exit' data when the member
exits the group that he is currently subscribed to (i.e. the user is no
A (hopefully simple) SQL DB design problem17 Apr 2006 03:57 GMT4
I'm pretty much a total newbie to DB design. I have a problem that is
something like the following:
I need to create a database of pet owners. For each pet owner, I can create
a table with a unique id (int not null primary key in SQL parlance), the
MySQL: 32bit C-style time_t value16 Apr 2006 19:40 GMT3
I have a table with a "Date" column, which is a 32 bit C-style time_t
value, meaning the date when the value was relevant. The data are
stored at a 1-hour granularity. So all the Date are multiples of 3600
(seconds per hour), for example, 1019782800, 1019782800, 1019786400.
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