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Cannot Connect To Mysql 5 On Windows 64 Bit

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    • #9426
      puneet
      Member

      Hi,

      I am using :

      > MySQL version 5.0.16 in Windows XP x64 version

      > SQLYog version 5.01

      I can connect to MySQL from console. but I cannot connect to it using SQLYog.

      I keep getting error 10061

      Is there any known problem related to SQLYog and 64-bit windows?

      Note: I have used the same set of softwares in 32 bit version, and they work fine without any problems.

      thanks

      Puneet

    • #20156
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Is it a correct error number that you are writing?

      Isn't there a (text)-message too.

      That would make things easier if you wrote that!

      It looks like it should be a 4 digit MySQL server error.

      Am I right ?

      Read also:

      http://www.webyog.com/faq/5_8_en.html

      http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/err…ges-server.html

      If there was any issue with SQLyog on 64 bit platforms, I can't believe it would be a connection issue.

      Please detail!

      Also: SQLyog and server is running on the same computer ?

    • #20157
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Can you see if it is a

      * MySQL error

      * SQLyog error

      * a Windows error

      Please paste in the error screen!

    • #20158
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Some research:

      http://www.google.com/search?q=error+10061…a&start=10&sa=N

      Looks like this error is a TCP-error !!

      I can get something similar (see attached) if I specify the wrong port.

      And if the MySQL server is not running.

      It is TCP-connection that can't be established.

      I believe this is not an SQLyog issue.

      You can try to test with another client such as 'MySQL Administrator'.

    • #20159
      puneet
      Member

      Sorry for not having described the problem correctly.

      Its SQL Yog message

      I am attaching the screenshot fo the message.

    • #20160
      puneet
      Member

      Thanks peter, you could be right.

      It is a new machine that I have built just now.

      I have not set the LAN card in it yet … will check that and come back.

      I will also try connecting from some code.

    • #20161
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Yes …

      and you are perfectly sure that you specify the correct port?

      also try disabling firewall. some firewalls block connection with TCP even to 'localhost'

      If you are good at Belgian-Flemish then there is something here:

      http://forum.kuleuven.ac.be/read.php?f=31&i=884&t=884

      (no solution, but same problem)

      This error 2003 is an error that is generated by the mysql client code (the C-API) that is compiled into sqlyog. MySQL and not Webyog is responsible for that code – just for clarity! But this is no help either, I know!

      hmmm …

      * check port is correct

      * disable firewall and any similar sort of network security. Is there a built-in firewall in WinXP-64 like in XP ?

      * try another client using same client code (Administrator, Query Browser)

    • #20162
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Yes .. of course that too.

      If network protocol never was installed you can't connect with TCP as SQLyog does!

    • #20163
      puneet
      Member

      The problem is resolved.

      I am not sure which step resolved it.

      After trying to connect from code . ..i was getting an error about problem with the socket.

      I played around with TCP-IP, network card config, reinstalled MySQL-5 . ..and one of these seems to have resolved it.

      It certainly was not SQLYog problem … coz I didn't touch SQL Yog installation at all.

      thanks a lot for the help !

      Puneet

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