>>>>> "ef" == ef <ef@stripped> writes:
ef> Hi!
ef> I guess that is what you would call it. :) I have a bit of a mess. I am
ef> working on an older database with maybe a medium degree of complexity. I
ef> made a few new tables with fields that have type INT(9) UNSIGNED NOT NULL I
ef> also have a bunch of fields in other tables that have types that I would
ef> want to change to INT(9) from SMALLINT as well as some other similair
ef> changes. It might not matter that I make these changes, I just want to be
ef> consitent, esp since the INT fields are related data. I can sort of see how
ef> you could write a perl script to do this sort of work for you, although for
ef> me it would be kind of tedious, a good few days work. I was just wondering
ef> if anyone has done it? If not, maybe I can actually contribute something! :)
ef> Maybe I could also use something like gimp to make a graphical view like the
ef> Access relationships tables? Any other thoughts for features?
ef> I have been doing a lot of work with mySQL. I am finding I am getting sick
ef> of using Access all of the time to make tables and do design. I also have
ef> not had time to install the GUI on Linux. Time = I don't have a clue when
ef> people start talking about all of those libs. I am still a Linux newbie that
ef> has yet to recompile a Kernal. (successfully)
ef> Thanks, I very much appreciate this list and the people on it.
ef> Eric
Hi!
Try using MySQL 3.23 with 'PROCEDURE analyse' + ALTER TABLE.
Regards,
Monty
PS: Sorry for the late reply; I am still trying to catch up with the
mails that piled up during my vacation.