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Geoff Riley commented, March 22, 2015 08:18
Thanks Alexander.
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Geoff Riley commented, March 21, 2015 18:01
Hi Alexander,Yes, all similar warnings are occuring at places where there are fieldnames referenced that also appear in either drop or alter statements further up the file. I have traced each one ...
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Geoff Riley commented, March 20, 2015 18:17
Okay, after further digging, it is being caused by a previous line.Allow me to describe the position for this particular table - the {{firstline}} field gets dropped and then recreated before being...
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Geoff Riley commented, March 20, 2015 17:48
Sure thing, no crown jewels in these tables. :)CREATE TABLE `address` ( `addressid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `number` char(5) NOT NULL, `postcode` char(10) NOT NULL, `firstline...
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Geoff Riley created a post, March 19, 2015 21:39
[MySQL] Inspection hint: column aliases required for...

I've started getting an inspection hint along the lines of:column aliases required for 'a(addressid:number, number:number, postcode:number, firstline:number, firstline:string)'This is apearing at, ...
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Geoff Riley commented, January 21, 2015 15:59
I've always found the Jetbrains products to be the simplest to install, this is the method that I used for all their products that I use. Extract the archive into /opt Create (or overwrite) a so...
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Geoff Riley commented, June 23, 2013 16:08
That's a very good point Dmitry, shutting down the inspectors does lead to crippling the environment - really negating the whole point of using PyCharm in the first place.I use RubyMine and PhpStor...
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Geoff Riley commented, June 23, 2013 13:46
If you go to Settings|Inspections you can turn off any inspections that you don't require - I think that is what you are meaning by the level of highlighting.For example, if you are doing a project...
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Geoff Riley commented, December 16, 2011 12:51
Hi Charles,In theory it is possible to run multiple projects on a single GitHub repository by giving each project its own branch; however that can get very messy and is not what git was designed fo...
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Geoff Riley commented, September 21, 2011 13:29
That doesn't run with the drb service though --- no '--drb' in the command line.I'm trying to get Cucumber working with Spork at the moment, and not having much joy. I'll just give up for the time...
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