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Re: too many columns/rows? -
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MySQL does not have sessions. Jerry Is this my mistaken use of the word 'session'? If not how can I retrieve the data which the user creates when he answers questions from different sections during his time at the site (a session!)? Assuming the data for different sections goes into separate tables. Separate tables will be needed as a user may answer questions from at least 1 section and a maximum of 12 sections (each section having 10 questions with 5 bits a data for each question). Geoff Why are separate tables required? You've already been told how to normalize your data properly. |
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Geoff
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MySQL does not have sessions. |
Of course MySQL does have sessions.
For what else would it have session variables or
a session status?
Still nobody was talking about MySQL sessions in
this thread. Up to now.
XL
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Jerry Stuckle<jstucklex (AT) attglobal (DOT) net> wrote: MySQL does not have sessions. Hahaha. Stupid at work. As usual. Of course MySQL does have sessions. For what else would it have session variables or a session status? Still nobody was talking about MySQL sessions in this thread. Up to now. XL |
never been in the real world, so you wouldn't understand the difference.
All you know is someone used the word "session".
No wonder experienced DBA's look at MySQL as a toy database, with posts
like this from someone who works for MySQL. You are MySQL's worst enemy.
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Stoopid idiot. Not in way Geoff was talking about. But then you've never been in the real world, so you wouldn't understand the difference. All you know is someone used the word "session". |
being a bully, Mr. Stuckle.
Bill B
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On 5/23/2011 8:03 AM, Axel Schwenke wrote: Of course MySQL does have sessions. Still nobody was talking about MySQL sessions in this thread. Up to now. Not in way Geoff was talking about. |
was talking about MySQL sessions.
If you understand that, then why did you start
that topic? And why with a false claim?
XL
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On 5/23/2011 8:12 AM, Jerry Stuckle wrote: Stoopid idiot. Not in way Geoff was talking about. But then you've never been in the real world, so you wouldn't understand the difference. All you know is someone used the word "session". You can deal with your fears about measuring up by means other than being a bully, Mr. Stuckle. Bill B |
doesn't shine. Then it will be right next to your head.
But then trolls like you never do add anything of value to a conversation.
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Jerry Stuckle<jstucklex (AT) attglobal (DOT) net> wrote: On 5/23/2011 8:03 AM, Axel Schwenke wrote: Of course MySQL does have sessions. Still nobody was talking about MySQL sessions in this thread. Up to now. Not in way Geoff was talking about. Precisely. Neither Geoff nor anybody else here was talking about MySQL sessions. If you understand that, then why did you start that topic? And why with a false claim? XL |
sessions - no one else did. And I didn't start the conversation about
sessions - I responded to Geoff's questions about sessions.
But you don't understand that, either.
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