I have been using MySQL in a Windows environment for about 6 months and have successfully written a couple of applications. Reading all and anything about MySQL I have been looking into the My.Ini entries, particularly those affecting InnoDB tables. Reading the site...
I have setup a table with an autoincrement field solely to supply an application with consecutive numbers for new accounts. The application calls a GetNewAccountNo function, which basically deletes all records from the table then inserts a new record thus supplying the latest incremented number...
I need to access the USB drive attached to the PC currently logged into an application via Terminal Services. The API call GetDriveType() returns drives associated with the server running Terminal Services. The application was developed in Delphi 5 running under Windows XP Pro SP2. Any ideas...
I’m converting an application from Paradox to MySQL (first time I’ve used this) and am replacing Paradox local tables with MySQL temporary tables – I understand each user will have a unique copy of the table. Basically I issue the following two commands :
'drop temporary table if exists...
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