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May 19, 2005 at 1:29 am #8987sdozonoMember
I'm using SQLyog Enterprise v4.06.
Thank you for the wonderful tool.
I tried to edit Column parameters for Sync_table by using,
MENU-> Powertools -> Database Synchronization Wizard-> Edit a saved Synchronization Session -> Select table(s) that you want to synchronize -> Columns.
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Even though there were some specified columns in advance, when I double-click the Table Columns, it appears with all Table-Columns checked. (including [ALL]…)
Is this a designed behavior?
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It seems that we can not use “Move Down” button…
Thank for your help in advance.
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May 19, 2005 at 1:34 am #17837sdozonoMember
As just an information, I'm using your SQLyog on Japanese Windows XP SP1.
So far, I can not see Japanese Kanji(Chinese) Characters through SQLyog, but Synchronization is going well.
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May 19, 2005 at 1:59 am #17838peterlaursenParticipant
1) It seems that the column selection only works as it should if you specify a WHERE-clause. It's a BUG (and actually a bad one I think!) Check if your XML-file says “
” even if you specify columns. 2) I can't use “Move Down” either. Actually I don't understand why these buttons are there ..
3) Sqlyog ver 4.1 should be relased in a little less than 2 months (I think). That should fix all character-set related issues, and provide interface for localization of the GUI.
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May 19, 2005 at 2:08 am #17839peterlaursenParticipant
there seems to be a porbelm with escape characters at this forum!
Check if Check if your XML-file says (quoatation)
(end-of-quotation) even if you specify columns! -
May 19, 2005 at 2:11 am #17840peterlaursenParticipant
there still seems to be a problem with escape characters at this forum! 😮
Check if Check if your XML-file says (quotation)(bracket)columns all=(inner-quoatation)yes(end-of-inner-quotation) /(end-of-bracket)(end-of-quotation) even if you specify columns!
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May 19, 2005 at 5:53 am #17841sdozonoMember
Thanx for the useful information! 🙂
And I found another bug.
If you edit the “columns checkboxes” in an exsiting sync_scripts, SQLyog 4.06 will add a back quote characters `(JIS CODE 60) again.
So, the script will be,
`id` ->“id“ Then, it will NOT make SJA synchronize properly.
So, what I did was….
1) Erased unnecessary back quote characters.
2) Adding WHERE-clauses for all the tables that need column specifications.
Then, it started synchronizing successfully!
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