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Interested in spiking neural networks, genetic algorithms, Standard C++, OpenCL, database, ... and a few more things.
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How to put one table on one disk and anther table on another (a ramdisk)? Yes, it seems to be the right solution. |
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Jan 23 |
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Problem with nested UPDATE queries @ypercube: I updated the question. Thank you. |
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Jan 22 |
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How to search for a specific column name in all the tables in MySQL Workbench? Thank you. If you add it as an answer I will accept it. |
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Sep 27 |
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RAM/memory based databases I used a RAM disk. It seems to be the most transparent and portable solution; the OS is in charge of everything... |
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Sep 20 |
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execute() vs executeQuery() in MySQL Connector C++ Yes, but suppose I have a "readOnly" flag in my program. If it is true, I am forbidden to make any change to the DB. So I would like to know if the current query can modify anything before running it. |
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Sep 20 |
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execute() vs executeQuery() in MySQL Connector C++ OK, that works. Do you know if it is possible to know if any write operation will be performed before running the query itself? I need it in case I want to access the DB in read only mode. |
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Jun 15 |
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Copying a database for testing in a safe way Thank you Rolando! |
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Jun 14 |
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Copying a database for testing in a safe way The size of the DB is roughly 50 GB. |
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Jun 14 |
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Copying a database for testing in a safe way Regarding foreign key constraints, since some of them are "CASCADE", others are unspecified, could be a good thing to make a dump of the whole DB, import this dump in a new DB, and then delete part of the records from there so that the constraints can be applied? (I still have to check the size of the DB itself, which should be a critical detail for any answer...). |
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Jun 14 |
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Copying a database for testing in a safe way I will check for any "DROP DATABASE" string. Could be there anything else that modifies/deletes anything else in the production DB, even a single bit? |

