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fenway

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  1. You could have easily mapped a long hexadecimal string.
  2. You don't -- you create a new record for each pairing.
  3. that's no longer a mysql question...
  4. 4GB is a reasonable maximum to assume... but I wouldn't worry about it.
  5. What do you have so far?
  6. Since I'm not familiar with that script, you'll need to isolate the problem further.
  7. I have no idea what the mysql issue is.
  8. No, not really.
  9. Can you provide some sample output?
  10. If you're using mysql 5, there a CSV engine type.
  11. IT needs to be somewhere in one of the many paths... it's better to specify this path on the command-line.
  12. Has little to do with godaddy... assuming your dump was valid, and you didn't switch version across hosts, we'll need error messages.
  13. Sounds like what you need to do is get a list of customer IDs regardless of "origin" in a derived table, and then join that to orders.
  14. UTF-8 sounds like a good idea.
  15. The refman has the appropriate settings.
  16. You'll need to use an integers table to generate a recordset that include one row for every date you want.
  17. How is the output from that query different than what you would expect?
  18. Perhaps I don't understand where you're stuck.
  19. Solved how?
  20. I don't follow.
  21. fenway

    MySQL Where

    Sorry, what is it that you're trying to achieve?
  22. What's the actual query? Show us some table structures, and by the looks of it, some SP code.
  23. That's a lot of code -- i see 2 select statements; what's the problem.
  24. What does "in linux" mean? Look at the my.conf file.
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