by Dina Hess
| Title: | Union and Sorting |
| Date: | 06/09/04 (4 Posts) |
| Summary: | Need to sort UNION'd recordsets by the order in which they occur? MySQL developers can add an ORDER BY clause and enclose the SQL statements in parentheses. Alternately, you can try this: |
SELECT *, 1 as SortOrder FROM Table1 UNION SELECT *, 2 as SortOrder FROM Table2 ORDER BY SortOrder | |
| Title: | CFMAIL Flagged as Spam |
| Date: | 06/09/04 (18 Posts) |
| Summary: | Is your CFMAIL being targeted as spam? While forged headers may be a problem, SpamAssassin will also detect known non-routable addresses. |
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Spam: RE: CFMAIL Flagged as Spam |
| Title: | MySQL Question |
| Date: | 06/09/04 (21 Posts) |
| Summary: | Considering a MySQL database? Get the download free. Note that you can use MySQL Control Center much like SQL Server's Enterprise Manager. |