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| From: | Dan Nelson | Date: | July 28 2003 8:08pm |
| Subject: | Re: How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | ||
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In the last episode (Jul 28), Karam Chand said: > Greetings > > Is there any query to know the maximum string length > of data in every column of the table? > > For eg, if I have data - > > 1,mysql@stripped,2000-12-12 > 20,me@stripped,NULL > ... > > It will return me > > 2,15,10 SELECT MAX(LENGTH(field1)) AS f1len, MAX(LENGTH(field2)) AS f2len, MAX(LENGTH(field3)) AS f3len FROM mytable; -- Dan Nelson dnelson@stripped
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| • How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Karam Chand | 28 Jul |
| • Re: How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Dan Nelson | 28 Jul |
| • fulltext indexing and query speeds? | Niels Larsen | 28 Jul |
| • Re: fulltext indexing and query speeds? | Sergei Golubchik | 28 Jul |
| • Re: How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Karam Chand | 29 Jul |
| • Category System schema | Alex Pilson | 29 Jul |
| • RE: Category System schema | Peter Lovatt | 29 Jul |
| • Re: fulltext indexing and query speeds? | Sergei Golubchik | 29 Jul |
| • Re: fulltext indexing and query speeds? | Niels Larsen | 29 Jul |
| • Re: fulltext indexing and query speeds? | Sergei Golubchik | 30 Jul |
