Maybe I should just run
UPDATE user set user_rights="sysop" where user_name<>"Lir";
;-)
Regards,
Erik
hmmmm. One day I may be tempted to change my user name to Lir!
Alas, that will probably happen long after people have forgotten about those fun days ;)
S
At 06:04 AM 5/13/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Maybe I should just run
UPDATE user set user_rights="sysop" where user_name<>"Lir";
;-)
Regards,
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Come to think of it, what server queries are non-developers allowed to do? I know it's read-only queries, but how can I format the queries to find information?
Erik Moeller erik_moeller@gmx.de wrote:Maybe I should just run
UPDATE user set user_rights="sysop" where user_name<>"Lir";
;-)
Regards,
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On Tue, 2003-05-13 at 05:57, Daniel Ehrenberg wrote:
Come to think of it, what server queries are non-developers allowed to do? I know it's read-only queries, but how can I format the queries to find information?
See some tips and tricks at http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_queries
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
You can find the syntax of MySQL queries at http://www.mysql.com/documentation/mysql/bychapter/index.html. That'll tell you anything you need to know about MySQL, but a lot of it applies to running your own server. Since it's read-only, have fun! Be careful about running queries that will require a lot of processing though, that slows down the site.
Daniel Ehrenberg wrote:
Come to think of it, what server queries are non-developers allowed to do? I know it's read-only queries, but how can I format the queries to find information?
*/Erik Moeller erik_moeller@gmx.de/* wrote:
Maybe I should just run UPDATE user set user_rights="sysop" where user_name<>"Lir"; ;-) Regards, Erik