[Armin Heinzer]

You are right. It's fixed in version 6.03. Thanks a lot!

Armin

[Armin Heinzer]

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but we would like to know a few things

1) Did you try installing the Enterprise,

2) Do you mean that it works only for community and not for enterprised ??

I don't know if this problem exists in the Enterprise. I only work with the Community Edition.

Some weeks ago I installed the Enterprise Trial but then I installed the Community Edition over it.

Yesterday I installed the 6.0 Beta Community Edition first and then I installed 5.26 Community Edition over it.

Hope this may help.

Armin

[Armin Heinzer]

I just installed Version 5.26 Community Edition and now it works perfectly!

Thanks a lot

Armin

[Armin Heinzer]

I can reproduce it every time.

I attached two print screens. One of the login screen, how it is opened the first time (see that the checkbox is disabled and the password is still filled in) and a print screen of the about box showing the version 5.25.

Armin

[Armin Heinzer]

Yes, I was talking about SQLyog, sorry for posting it in the wrong place…

I was using Version 5.24. But now I installed Version 5.25. According to the latest news, this should be fixed in 5.25, shouldn't it?

> Bug Fixes:

*When installing version 5.23 or 5.24 over 5.22 (or earlier) the option not to save passwords to the sqlyog.ini file was disabled for existing connections.

In my opinion, it is still not working in 5.25:

– I installed Version 5.25 and deleted sqlyog.ini

– I started SQLyog 5.25 and enterd a new connection including password and checked box “Save Password”

– Then I did a restart.

– After that I disabled the checkbox “Save Password” and connected (the password was still filled in, which is correct).

– Then restart again

– Now, The Checkbox “Save Password” is disabled, but the password is still filled in….

Armin

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