... statement.
Why?
The MySQL statement SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT name) FROM table is valid but I get what you mean and it's sometimes difficult to explain why you want to use it.
How?
Method #1: Add ...
... MySQL statements against your database.
For the purposes of this article, we will refer to the live/current/production website running Joomla v2.5 as "v25" and the new Joomla instance as "v34". Their ...
... - Minor fixes for previous release- Date Uploaded: Mon, 8th Aug 2011 1.6.7 - Bug Fix: Removed use of Joomla Core db->nameQuote function for old MySQL.
- Enhancement: Check for W3C Validation and force ...
... values and just for myself to quickly modify a Wordpress configuration file.
// ** MySQL settings - You can get this info from your web host ** //
/** The name of the database for WordPress */
define('DB_NAME', ...
... MySQL and PHP (LAMP) setups.
Why?
A customer wanted to connect their Mobile App to a third-party API. The third-party only accepts requests from a static and permitted IP address. If the end-user ...
What?
Somebody said I could pay to get an export list of my Joomla users. I said Joomla is a FREE OpenSource system, why?
Why?
I want to move a client's list of Joomla users to a new system which ...
... the assets table revealed 3 assets had the parent_id = 0. Only one asset can have that and that is "root".
Login to your Joomla database using your MySQL database manager (eg. phpMyAdmin, MySQL Workbench) ...
... surname does NOT contain a letter or number
-- eg. O'Brien will NOT be returned as it contains letters
MySQL
And my favorite. Note the circumflex as we are still excluding non-alphanumeric ...
... the latest by ordering the dataset of the subquery. In T-SQL and MySQL, this is not so much of an issue.
I get this error when having to use an ORDER BY clause in a subquery within an Oracle 11g ...
... myColumn
-- Reorder a column
ALTER TABLE myTable MODIFY COLUMN misplacedColumn AFTER otherColumn;
MySQL and Oracle PL/SQL
ALTER TABLE myTable
MODIFY myColumn myDataType
Microsoft ...
... this:
Method: MySQL
ALTER TABLE table_name MODIFY COLUMN misplaced_column AFTER other_column;
NOTE that annoyingly the column doesn't retain the default properties it had before the move ...
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