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Old 2004-08-10, 09:38 AM
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Hi,

I'm using mysql 4.0.12 , but I saw that there is a bug on it when you try to:

select blob from table where field like '%query%';

I have a lot of tables and information in my database and was wondering if there was any way I can update to the latest version of mysql without having to drop those tables, etc...?

I hope this question is clear.

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You should be able to. Always back up beforehand, but I have had no problems.
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Old 2004-08-19, 09:43 AM
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Thanks for the reply...

but just a quick question....

do I just install the new version over the old version?

or do I have to remove the old one first?

or is there an update version of mysql?

Thanks again for your help...

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I typically use RPM's to do it, and it upgrades just fine.

If you are compiling from source and not using RPMS or simliar, I am not really sure but google for it.
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Old 2004-08-19, 11:04 AM
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thanks for the reply...

but, pardon my ignorance..

what is RPM and are you using that in windows or are you using linux?

sorry and thanks,

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Originally posted by eoinymc@Aug 10 2004, 01:38 PM
Hi,

I'm using mysql 4.0.12 , but I saw that there is a bug on it when you try to:

select blob from table where field like '%query%';

I have a lot of tables and information in my database and was wondering if there was any way I can update to the latest version of mysql without having to drop those tables, etc...?

I hope this question is clear.

Thanks,

Eoin
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Old 2004-08-30, 09:01 PM
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RPM's are on Mandrake and Red Hat based Linux systems. I have never used Win32 OS for a server.

In regards to the other question, use TEXT as your field type, not BLOB
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