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Mysql Error: Show Profiles Nr: 1289

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    • #11866
      glimbeek
      Member

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      Hi,

      I'm using SQLyog Enterprise – MySQL GUI v8.14

      Connected to my Leaseweb server I try to run a simple select statement and I get the following error:

      ****

      MySQL Error

      Executed SQL statement

      SHOW PROFILES

      Error number: 1289

      Error message

      The 'SHOW PROFILES' feature is disabled; you need MySQL built with 'enable-profiling' to have it working

      ****

      So I contacted my host (leaseweb) and they told me they need to “rebuild” the mysqldb from scratch to fix this, because CPanel doesn't come with a build in mysql version which is build with the 'profiles' option. Of course this isn't covered by my SLA…

      Is there anyway I can fix this?

      Or can I ignore it? Even though it's annoying. However, if it doesn't influence any mysql statements I'm ok with leaving it as it is.

      With the select statement, even though I get an error, the result is still ok.

      Thanks in advance.

    • #30467
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      the only thing you can do is to got to tools .. preferences .. powertools tab .. enable query profiler group …. and here uncheck 'show profile'.

    • #30468
      glimbeek
      Member
      'peterlaursen' wrote on '08:

      the only thing you can do is to got to tools .. preferences .. powertools tab .. enable query profiler group …. and here uncheck 'show profile'.

      Ok, so that removes the message. Are there any consequences to doing this?

    • #30469
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Only the Query Profiler will not display any information from SHOW PROFILE statement. But your server does not support it anyway.

    • #30470
      glimbeek
      Member

      Ok, great! Thanks for the reply.

    • #30471
      glimbeek
      Member

      Just to be sure, this doesn't affect mysql statements in anyway shape or form right?

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