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2010-10-25 MsAccess:

Albo,    Here's some code that I think would work:    SELECT code1, COUNT(*)  FROM user_table  GROUP BY code1  ORDER BY 2 DESC  LIMIT 1;    Please let me know if you notice any problems with it - I tested

2010-08-31 Restore and Backup in MYSQL Problem:

If your command was pasted and is literally what you wrote then I see the problem    mysqldump -uroot -p Guidance > d:/back.sql    should be     mysqldump -u root -p Guidance > d:/back.sql    This will

2010-08-30 Restore and Backup in MYSQL Problem:

Madzmar,    I am not an experienced Java programmer and so can't help with that code. However you can use phpMyAdmin which is a commonly available tool servers that provide Mysql.    On phpMyadmin you

2010-07-23 mySQL query search:

Hi David,    The specifics of the query will depend on the field names, but it would look something like    SELECT company_id FROM table1  WHERE  company_type = 'fitness'  AND (state = 'NY' OR state =

2010-06-28 MySQL update using HTML form:

Thanks for the additional details. The fact is a database cannot be updated or written to in any way directly from HTML. It can be updated from PHP code, and PHP can be embedded in the HTML of a webpage