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| From: | Ed Carp | Date: | March 19 1999 8:04pm |
| Subject: | Re: delete returns incorect number of deleted rows. | ||
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>The manual clearly states that when deleting all rows MySQL recreates >the table as an empty table and can therefor not know how many rows that >were affected. It's not an bug, it's a feature. I've noticed this myself. It's easy enough to fix, I would think - "echo $query|sed -e 's/delete/select count(*)/g'|mysql $database" immediately comes to mind. In C, save whatever mysql_num_rows() returns, do the delete, then return the saved number.
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| • delete returns incorect number of deleted rows. | nord | 19 Mar |
| • Re: delete returns incorect number of deleted rows. | Thimble Smith | 19 Mar |
| • Re: delete returns incorect number of deleted rows. | Ed Carp | 19 Mar |
