From: Robert D. Lang CEO
Date: March 23 1999 8:28pm
Subject: Duplicate Keys.
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Dear Mysql Users:  I have two primary keys in a mysql table called, " user."
They are for host and user fields. I am having a conflict with regards to
updating due to this. I need to remove one of the primary keys so I do not have
a conflict when writing to the database mysql.

The error message is: mysql::st execute failed: Can't write, duplicate key in
table 'user.

I am new to mysql, so I am asking what is the command line needed to remove a
primary key from a field?

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Sincerely, Robert D. Lang
CEO
RDL Communications Inc.
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