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| From: | Sasha Pachev | Date: | March 11 1999 9:46pm |
| Subject: | Re: sort of defragmentation? | ||
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Charles Kirby wrote: > > Ah, that's what I wanted to hear. But surely, if Mysql doesn't support > foreign keys and triggers, what orphans could possibly result from > deleting a line in the existing mysql? Other than anything you knowingly > set up yourself to specifically have a relationship from one table to > another, is any relationship built-in with the keystone database? > > Thanks, ck > The tables are completely independent as far as the database is concerned. You can delete one completely, and the others will continue to exist peacefully, with the exception of the queries that reference the deleted table of course. So you have to do the work yourself. -- Sasha Pachev http://www.sashanet.com/ (home) http://www.direct1.com/ (work)
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| • sort of defragmentation? | Mike Otto | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | kalle volkov | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Christian Mack | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Charles Kirby | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Sasha Pachev | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Charles Kirby | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Sasha Pachev | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Charles Kirby | 11 Mar |
| • Splitting query results among machines? | Brian Bray | 11 Mar |
| • RE: Splitting query results among machines? | Brett Error | 11 Mar |
| • SIGSEV using Mysql++ | Sander Pilon | 26 Aug |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Ed Carp | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Sasha Pachev | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Ed Carp | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Christian Mack | 12 Mar |
| • Re: Splitting query results among machines? | Fred Lindberg | 11 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Ed Carp | 12 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Christian Mack | 13 Mar |
| • Re: sort of defragmentation? | Ed Carp | 13 Mar |
