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Using MySQL INTO OUTFILE not writing to tmp

I’ve recently moved a project to a live VM instance, it worked perfectly during development and testing on my macOS box using XAMPP. Essentially the web app has 3 export options: XML, PDF and CSV. XML works fine and is created using a SELECT statement then looping through the results and pushing that into an XML file. However for the

Stream data for users

I want to build a server that could stream data from multiple endpoints simultaneously for analytics purposes. Scenario: users registered on our platform will provide credentials of their IoT device. E.g https://stream.example.com/user1 & https://stream.example.com/user2 Our responsibility is to monitor the device log and status in order to generate reports. Questions: Since each stream will keep a HTTP connection open, how

Poco C++ Libraries: “Not found: mysql”

I am using poco-1.7.7 with MySQL. I am building with g++ on Ubuntu. Building, linking and running works fine. However, when a Data Session is created, an exception “Not found: mysql” is thrown: The mysql client is installed and is part of $PATH. Additional information: I am running Ubuntu using Docker. See below for Makefile. The same code can connect

mcafee mysql audit plugin version vs mysql version

Actually I was searching a opensource tool/plugin/command by which I can get some logs suppose who executed a truncate command at which time from which IP etc. but not getting such type a feature in open source (don’t want to enable general log as wants specific/limited logs). Fortunately I got information of mcafee mysql audit plugin and first I tested

Convert UTC to MDT via MySQL

I’m having trouble changing my queries to use the my current MDT timezone. The server and MySQL are UTC When I try to run CONVERT_TZ() to US/Mountain, my time is way off. Returns 2016-08-08 18:00:00 Not sure what I’m doing wrong here. Answer Instead of curdate, you should use now like you did in your example: curdate only returns the

How to make MySQL colum name case insensitive in Cent OS?

I am using Cent OS 6.5 and MySQL 5.1.73 and I know database name and table name and also column names are case sensitive in Cent os Now, I want to make MySQL work as case insensitive in Cent OS. I have tried the below link its worked for the table name. But i need to case sensitive for the

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