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Question on MySQL - Printable Version +- LCKB (https://lckb.dev/forum) +-- Forum: ** OLD LCKB DATABASE ** (https://lckb.dev/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=109) +--- Forum: Programmers Gateway (https://lckb.dev/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=196) +---- Forum: Coders Talk (https://lckb.dev/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=192) +---- Thread: Question on MySQL (/showthread.php?tid=498) |
- CyberClaus - 11-06-2012 Hi, i come here today to ask ask something about MySQL. So, my doubt is about calculations. I have a table that inside as 2 rows, one row is MAX, the other Remain. Ok, what i need is that the Remain row subtracts 1 from the MAX. So, if i have in row MAX 10 and in row REMAIN 10, when i click in the software it reduces the value of the row REMAIN to 9 and so on. Im a little blocked there, a little help please. - MrBeaN - 11-06-2012 Wrong section. Vote to move this thread in "Request/Help" section. - Wahrheit - 11-07-2012 no it isnt its general programming and about this his problem is - JasonReynolds - 01-26-2013 Hi, i come here today to ask ask something about MySQL.So, my doubt is about calculations. I have a table that inside as 2 rows, one row is MAX, the other Remain. Ok, what i need is that the Remain row subtracts 1 from the MAX. So, if i have in row MAX 10 and in row REMAIN 10, when i click in the software it reduces the value of the row REMAIN to 9 and so on. Im a little blocked there, a little help please. So let me get this straight Row Max has = 10 rows Row Remain has = 10 rows But when you run the software the rows are for it reduces remain to 9? (Just for clarification ddnt really understand the post) |