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November 3, 2004 at 4:09 pm #8636[email protected]Member
I am synchronizing a Linux based 4.0.18 MySQL db with a Windows 2003 based 4.0.18 MySQL db.
I am synchronizing 3 tables with a simple where clause.
My error log is full of this error:
You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right
syntax to use near 'group by 1 order by 2' at line 1
Error No. 1064
My xml script looks like this (minus host, user, passwords, ports, etc. I've changed <> to () ):
### (job version=”2.0″)
### (syncjob)
### (abortonerror abort=”no” /)
### (fkcheck check=”yes” /)
### (source)
### (host) (/host)
### (user) (/user)
### (pwd) (/pwd)
### (port) (/port)
### (database)media(/database)
### (/source)
### (target)
### (host) (/host)
### (user) i(/user)
### (pwd) (/pwd)
### (port) (/port)
### (database)media(/database)
### (/target)
### (tables all=”no”)
### (table)
### (name)`albums`(/name)
### (columns all=”yes” /)
### (sqlwhere)edit_status='APPROVED'(/sqlwhere)
### (/table)
### (table)
### (name)`artists`(/name)
### (columns all=”yes” /)
### (sqlwhere)edit_status='APPROVED'(/sqlwhere)
### (/table)
### (table)
### (name)`songs`(/name)
### (columns all=”yes” /)
### (sqlwhere)edit_status='APPROVED'(/sqlwhere)
### (/table)
### (/tables)
### (/syncjob)
### (/job)
I would appreciate it if anyone has any ideas about this.
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November 3, 2004 at 4:56 pm #16500RiteshMember
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