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  • in reply to: Indexes as Batch Scripts? #14781
    CalEvans
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    When you export the structure you don't get the KEY and PRIMARY KEY lines? I get them every time. (And I export at least 1-3 a day.) What version fo SQLyog are you using?

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    in reply to: SSH/SFTP/SSL #14741
    CalEvans
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    How would sftp be beneficial to a program that connects to sql servers?

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    in reply to: How do you reload the database #14736
    CalEvans
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    BooBoo wrote on Jul 29 2003, 06:54 PM:
    In phpMyAdmin, you have to reload the database after adding a user or modifying the users permissions. This is the reload that I am referring to. If it can be done via a script, then what is the script command to do this?

    Thanks!

    This is more of a defect in phpmyadmin than a feature than needs to be in sqlyog.

    If you use the user/permissions manager in sqlyog, you can make changes without having to FLUSH PRIVILEGES

    If you edit the permissions tables in the mysql database directly, then you do have to issue a FLUSH PRIVILEGES before the changes will take affect.

    You can issue any of the FLUS commands form the command window though. The only thing you can't do is restart the service. (and I argue that that is a 'feature' you don't want in a client!)

    HTH,

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    in reply to: tree table view converts all to lower case #14723
    CalEvans
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    What versio0s of SQLyog and Mysql? I'm using MySQL 4.0.13 and SQLyog 3.52 and don't have this problem.

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    in reply to: Copy Table #14713
    CalEvans
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    What table type is mtv20030105spots?

    Is the SERVER on windows or Linux?

    What version of SQLyog are you using?

    While I can't run your query because I don't have the original table, I just ran the Copy Table o an existing table in my tst database and it works fine. (MySQL 4.0.13 on Linux, client 3.52 on on Win2k)

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    in reply to: Import from multiple txt files #14717
    CalEvans
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    Pretty much you just can't do that. The import is basically a seriese of inserts, one for each record.

    YOur best bet is to use something like Excell to stitch the fields together into records, then save the final as a csv. Then try and import that.

    HTH,

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    in reply to: Cannot Connect – Error 1045 #14694
    CalEvans
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    Make sure you configure it for:

    [email protected]

    or

    rfresh@%

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    in reply to: Error 1227: FILE privileges required #14693
    CalEvans
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    What version of SQLyog are you using?

    Also, if you would :

    Try it again

    Then look at the history window and execute the commands one at a time.

    Then post here with the command that is throwing the error.

    FWIW, I'm experiencing a similar issue.

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    in reply to: Exporting Batch Scripts #14684
    CalEvans
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    I've been getting this too of late and it stems from the lock command. When exporting, you have the toption to lock the tables for read, uncheck that and try it again.

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    in reply to: how do I create Queries #14683
    CalEvans
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    Hi John,

    It doesn't work that way with MySQL. In ASP, you use ADO to execute the SQL directly. The result should be your resultset that you work with.

    Sorry Not sure how to relate this to Dreamweaver.

    HTH,

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    in reply to: BUG: Trouble Scrolling Down in v3.5 #14541
    CalEvans
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    What kind of mouse? I've got a Kensington Expert Mouse PRO and a Logitech keyboard with a scroll wheel and both will scroll the query window just fine. (Up and down.)

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    in reply to: large query settings #14551
    CalEvans
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    4 suggestions:

    1: get more RAM

    2: Check out the sample cnf files. There is one for large systems. Read it over carefully, it may contain some insight.

    3: Use EXPLAIN on your query to see if another index would help.

    4: post on the mysql mailing lsit. There are guys there who have crossed this bridge before (Jeremy Zawoodny for one…and I know I misspelled his name)

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    in reply to: what is mySQL host address? #14537
    CalEvans
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    Contact your ISP and ask them if you CAN connect to the MySQL server from the outside (Some do not allow this) and if so, what the hostname, login and password are. It would be foolhardy of them to have setup your ftp and your mysql login and passwords exactly the same.

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    in reply to: Table Diagnostics #14512
    CalEvans
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    I can't either

    3.23.56

    [9:36:42 PM][ 0 ms] optimize table `intranet`.`zipData`, `intranet`.`tradingPartner`, `intranet`.`sequence`, `intranet`.`sanno`, `intranet`.`roleList`, `intranet`.`role`, `intranet`.`queue`, `intranet`.`person_role`, `intranet`.`person`, `intranet`.`one`, `intranet`.`message`, `intranet`.`mailingList_account`, `intranet`.`mailingList`, `intranet`.`inventoryUpdateMessages`, `intranet`.`inventoryHolding`, `intranet`.`ediBatch`, `intranet`.`doNotMail`, `intranet`.`business`, `intranet`.`applicationParameters`

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    in reply to: Relationships #14504
    CalEvans
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    WHen you established your relationship did you build any constraints? Sounds like you did and the new rows are violating the constraints.

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