I\'m developing under my development machine in PHP and connecting to the database remotly. I uploaded the files to the server and online the query works as expected but in localhost it doesn\'t. All
I am trying to write the SQL to update multiple columns based on some code condition to the table in the code.
I need to run an Oracle query that would violate unique constraits, only on the records that would not violate constraints.In MySQL I believe this can be do开发者_StackOverflow社区ne using the ignore
I\'m trying to copy a column with data from a table to another in MySQL. But I can\'t wrap my head around it. Both tables have an id column called \'nid\' which fits perfectly.
TableA ID MatchID1 MatchID2 11002120 31003141 51006150 61008140 TableB ID MatchID1 MatchID2 Status 11002120 21002120
Each customer has several accounts.One of the accounts, the oldest, is labeled as \'Primary\' and all the others are labeled as \'Secondary\'.Every week I run a single update statement \"ClassifyAccou
How do I tell when a MySQL UPDATE was successful versus actually updated data? Example: TABLE idcity_name
I have a tableA ID col1 col2 status 1ABC123NULL 2ABC214NULL 3BCA001NULL 4ABC123NULL 5BWE765NULL 6ABC123NULL 7BCA001NULL
CentOS 4 or 5, with MySQL 5.0.77: mysql> UPDATE ->`userTable` -> INNER JOIN `anotherTable` ->ON `userTable.userid`=`anotherTable.userid`
I have 3 tables which are given below: PODetail: PODetailIDPOIDItemIDPOQuantityStatusID ------------------------------------------------
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