[SATLUG] mysql help
Chuck
chuck at tetlow.net
Wed Sep 22 21:24:51 CDT 2004
Leif,
I've watched you fighting this for a couple months. I'd suggest you
just stick with v3.23 FOR NOW. There are a LOT of basics to learn
before you start getting to the new/advanced features that came out in
v4.x. By the time you're up to speed on v3.23 and ready for advanced
features in v4.x -- it should be a lot easier to upgrade or install
v4.x.
P.S. -- All the customers whose systems I maintain are using variants of
version 3. Not a v4.x among them...
Chuck
On Wed, 2004-09-22 at 20:29, Donn D. wrote:
> Leif Johnson wrote:
>
> >Why not work with mysql 3.23? Is there a reason that you have to use v.4?
> >3.23 is very good and widely used. It's plenty stable and there lots you
> >can do with it. There lots of php/apache stuff available.
> >
> >Sincerely,
> >
> >
> >
> Well, I was of the understanding that if I wanted to play with tables,
> referencial integrity, FKs and all that stuff (as a learning
> experience), that version 3.23 wouldn't do it. All the mysql books are
> for version 4, BUT when you use mysql with FC2, you are using a very old
> version, and most books say that version 4 is much improved over version
> 3.
>
> I took an Intro Db course at a college recently (we had to use Oracle &
> SQL, on windows machines), but I got really interested in learning more
> about databases, relationships, blah blah. So I wanted to get something
> setup at home, even though I still have Oracle & SQL on my windoze
> machine - I am mostly only using my FC2 machine these days. I've got a
> used Firebird book coming in the mail now. It was only $27, and it just
> came out a couple months ago.
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