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In Topic: configuration of message size (in bytes) and messages transfer rate
Posted 28 Feb 2013
g00se, on 28 February 2013 - 09:08 AM, said:Quote
If you don't know that after my comment, then i don't believe that code you posted is your ownOn how to implement the message size (in bytes)
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If you don't know that after my comment, then i don't believe that code you posted is your ownOn how to implement the message size (in bytes)
I get more clear explanation from pbl from the links he supplied and of course with your explanation now. Thanks -
In Topic: configuration of message size (in bytes) and messages transfer rate
Posted 28 Feb 2013
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In Topic: configuration of message size (in bytes) and messages transfer rate
Posted 28 Feb 2013
g00se, on 28 February 2013 - 08:30 AM, said:Quote
public static final int BUFSIZE= 1024;
Instead of the above, get the buffer size from the command line. Get also the rate in seconds, with which you initialize a java.util.Timer to send at that rate per second
Of course, these parameters are being set at the application level and might only be a partial view of what actually happens in the network
Thanks but can you write some guiding code to explain more? -
In Topic: Joining two tables and query them!
Posted 25 Oct 2012
modi123_1, on 25 October 2012 - 09:14 AM, said:ON exhibitions.picture.name
You need to tell it what column - FROM EACH TABLE - to join off of. In this case what column in artist?
ON exhibitions.picture.name = artist.?????
The column name in artist is 'name' and also in picture is 'name'. The first image is for the artist table while the second image is for the picture table. -
In Topic: Copy records from a table in one database to another database.
Posted 22 Oct 2012
Atli, on 22 October 2012 - 07:27 AM, said:There's nothing wrong with your syntax, really. You just need to expand your query to include that field. Like:
INSERT INTO db1.mytable(field1, field2, fieldN) SELECT field1, field2, fieldN FROM db2.mytable;
If any of the fields in the INSERT don't actually have a value in the table you are SELECTing from, you can provide a static value instead, to serve as a default value.
INSERT INTO db1.mytable(field1, field2, fieldN) SELECT field1, 'value for field2', field3 FROM db2.mytable;
There each "field2" field in the INSERT will have the string value in the second field of the SELECT.
Thanks again! I am still facing the problem of duplicate entry and doesn't allow my query to be OK. What can I do?
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