Danfield: Jak2000: you need a different repo that will provide that version
Correl: Jak2000: There is no such thing as 5.2
Danfield: Jak2000: current versions of ubuntu provide mysql version 5.6
Danfield: Jak2000: current versions of ubuntu provide mysql version 5.5
Parrino: I am follow: http://www.peterchen.net/2013/02/20/en-how-to-install-mysql-5-6-on-ubuntu-12-04-precise/
Huneycutt: Does anyone know where i can find public ipython notebooks?
Brouk: Finally installed: apt-get install mysql-server :
Nardozzi: I’m getting a weird error saying subquery returns more than 1 row: 1242
Danfield: JavaLover: make sure you don’t pastie.org that actual sql and the complete error message, whatver you do
Tayan: Yeah was working on that right now
Channell: Ok so this is slightly altered but
Womac: Http://pastie.org/private/edb3csfnrmowajj3pthv5q
Chiulli: What it’s supposed to do is give all my users + 10 money.
Tognazzini: But i altered the statement enough to remove it from NDA 😀
Franzoni: JavaLover: See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/insert-select.html
Danfield: JavaLover: that’s the proper fomr
Reary: Ok i’ll just follow that
Danfield: And I’ll stop the typos :-
Pashley: Tbh I picked up this code & was just trying to fix it
Cheslock: It’s from a while back & wasn’t working so I kinda guessed but yes i’ll follow this
Bedney: So this also takes into account on duplicate key update?
Danfield: JavaLover: make sure you don’t actually read the url
Salmond: I am i’m just curious
Prichett: Tbh I don’t really understand the on duplicate key update all that well
Travino: And this was the first place I used it that’s whY I asked
Danfield: JavaLover: if you have a unique constraint on one of the columns and you insert a duplicate key, you have 3 otpions
Danfield: JavaLover: an error, use the IGNORE keyword to skip that row, or use the ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE to change the value in another column for that row
Starkey: Right and that’s what I want to do
Mcclure: If they exist just give them money
Schramel: Ok so basically i’m picking what I want to insert from my users collumn
Feit: And then after I do the example they have, I put On duplicate key update
Lalk: Whereas I had a big Values”select from” function that is just failing.
Gumbs: But what if Money isn’t a part of my users collumn.
Bangs: I.E. how would I insert my own custom value to this: http://pastie.org/private/nh7mk6yivwfsuz96wpgcvg
Jungling: I want to combine the table value & also a default value of my choosing.
Labrum: Sorry I meant users table, if money isn’t a part of that & I just want to put a default value.
Danfield: JavaLover: select column_name, ‘string literal’ from t1 .
Sowle: Ohhhh I can just put it in the select
Laderman: Thank you this is perfect 😀
Danfield: JavaLover: note the difference between a backtick and a singlequote
Eflin: Oh so that’s why they have that sorta
Naji: Idk i’m a noob with this stuff but learn something new everyday
Monserrat: JavaLover: Use around identifiers database/table/column/alias names and ‘ around strings and dates. MySQL does allow ” for strings, but ANSI standard uses ” for identifiers which you can enable with ANSI QUOTES option.
Matos: I think that’s awesome though, that I can put a value in the select statement that’s actually super helpful
Ruell: Ok I have to go, dinner plans 😀
San: I hope amazing things happen to you & you have a beautiful Life 😀
Mckirgan: Hi, is there a way to group a select * by 5 rows?