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Max Varchar Length Bug

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    • December 21, 2005 at 12:50 pm #20072
      Ritesh
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      This is very strange. It seems to be a error returned from MySQL itself.

      Can you check the HISTORY tab which should contain the ALTER/CREATE table statement that SQLyog generates? Do you find anything wrong in that?

    • December 21, 2005 at 3:46 pm #20073
      peterlaursen
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      I have a MySQL 5.0.16 running on SuSE Linux 10.

      When I connect to this MySQl from another machine running WinXP/SQLyog I can easily ALTER TABLE to varchar size greater than 255 (the upper limit before MySQL 5).

      i think it is an issue with your MYSQL installation on LINUX. Did you update from a previous MySQl version? Did you then run the update scripts after updating.

      I think you should try to dump your data, remove MySQL on LINUX (including deleting the /datadir), and then reinstall and import data.

      I don't know the .deb install packages. it could be a problem here when upgrading. There is no such problems with the .rpm install packages used by RH/FC/SuSE.

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