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Error No. 1045

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    • February 3, 2003 at 11:28 am #13615
      Ritesh
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      When are you getting the error?

      Even if you dont have access to any database, SQLyog will show you the all the database object.

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      error 1045 : access denied for user '[email protected]' (Using password : YES). So I can't see the database structure, etc…

      What are you giving for Host Address and UserName in the connection details dialog box?

    • February 3, 2003 at 10:04 pm #13616
      devaholik
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      Where did he take the '[email protected]' data to connect to the remote server ? How can I change this ?

      username is what you provided sqlyog as the login name, and the mail.oneofmydomain.com is your hostname that is automaticly added by default to connecto to a mysql table. Make sure mysql has given grant access to *@mail.oneofmydomain.com or *@*

      hope that helps 😀

    • February 4, 2003 at 3:14 am #13617
      allan
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      I have the same problem. If I try to connect using the command line (eg. mysql -hhostname dbname) it acts the same way, by appending a derived hostname. How do other products avoid this problem? MySQL Front and dbVisualizer both connect as expected.

    • February 4, 2003 at 1:28 pm #13618
      Ritesh
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      Bothe the mysql client and SQLyog uses the same way i.e. the MySQL C API to connect to host.

      Dont know about other products.

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