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Graycode
MemberThe problem is probably in the driver and ODBC versions.
Try using the BullZip package for Access to MySQL loading. It doesn't rely on ODBC or the underlying driver versions.
Graycode
MemberAny more thoughts on enabling the built-in MySQL compression?
It makes a big difference for exports, queries, etc. on non-local databases.
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MemberDoes your “realmd.sql” file contain a “USE” statement near the top of the file? Check that, it may be missing or it may be stating to use a different database name than you expect.
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Membergarybarnes wrote on Mar 31 2007, 08:00 AM:That's it! Thanks very much for the tip!You're welcome, glad you got it working. 🙂
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MemberTry using the “Define Name” feature of Excel to define a range of data. The name(s) you define will be treated as the SQL table name(s).
Here's an ASP example showing what to do in Excel:
http://members.tripod.com/~housten/exceldata.html
It defines a named range of cells called “ClassTable”, and then that data can be accessed via ODBC with “SELECT * FROM ClassTable”
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Memberpeterlaursen wrote on Jan 17 2007, 11:17 PM:Strange! Â we just downloaded and unzipped, and everything is there!Strange indeed. I downloaded again, still got the same. Used 3 different ZIP packages, none shows any *.cpp files. It has build, include, and lib but has no src subdirectory. Used raw editor to look at the zip binary, no *.cpp filenames seen. The zip file size is 5,828,270 bytes :huh:
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MemberThe Bulk and Chunk options don't do what I want, and I don't always know an advanced schedule of when I'll want a dump. It would be a useful option to either have or not have the columns listed.
I suppose you're correct in not being able to make everyone happy (at least not all the time).
Thanks anyway!!
PS – The (*.cpp) are missing from the Community version 5.22a zip.
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MemberYes it's FIXED now in 5.22a. Thank you for the very fast resolution!
I had not tried to build it myself, only browsed through some source. I would not have guessed it to be a compiler / linker issue, sorry for pointing to the wrong issue.
Great product, and this represents such wonderful support. Thanks!!
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