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  1. JohnLewis25

    Transfering MySQL data from one machine to another

    What is the simplest way to transfer a complete MySQL database from one machine to another?
  2. JohnLewis25

    ANSI Standard SQL

    That explains it! My system is at version 3.23.49, although somebody told me it should work from 3.23.2. Upgrade required, I think. Thanks.
  3. JohnLewis25

    ANSI Standard SQL

    If no implementations actually enforce the full standard then it would probably be a waste of money. Thanks for your help anyway. Should I be able to use the CAST function in MySQL? Somebody I know is telling me I should, but I keep getting errors whichever way I try it.
  4. JohnLewis25

    ANSI Standard SQL

    Ok. I see what you mean now - edit the source code of MySQL itself. No thanks :-) I'm going to do what you say and modularize my code - in fact I would anyway, even without this issue. The specific difficulty I've been having is as follows. When I so a query like SELECT * FROM TAB01 WHERE...
  5. JohnLewis25

    ANSI Standard SQL

    I don't understand. Are you saying there IS a way to ensure ANSI standards are enforced or are you saying you can only make the code portable by editing it?
  6. JohnLewis25

    ANSI Standard SQL

    Is it possible to configure mySQL in such a way that it only processes ANSI standard SQL, and produces an error for anything else? I'd like to do this with a view to ensuring that code is portable to other platforms.

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