[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 10 2005, 04:36 AM:

Can you confirm that BETA 10 fixes the above problem?

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yes,fixed.thank you!! 😛 😛

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 9 2005, 05:52 AM:

Did BETA 9 solve this problem?

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yes 😀

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 9 2005, 06:13 AM:

What is your Oracle server version?

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server is 8.1.6

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 9 2005, 05:58 AM:

By Oracle client, do you mean – ODBC client version or Oracle server version?

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i mean odbc client version ,not server version

[jhstone_china]

to Ritesh:

😆 😆 thank you,my problem was solved in version 4.1 B9.

but i report another problem:

my oracle client version is 9.2.0.1 when i using odbc import tool at 'specify table copy or query' step, click 'next',sqlyog become slowly and show a dialog box(see attachement),and all source tables are selected,i must deselect all fisrst,then select i want. in another computer oracle client version is 8.1.7,that have no problem above. the problem also in version B8

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 8 2005, 08:23 AM:

Can you send me sample data to reproduce the problem?

What do you get when you execute the following query?

Code:

show variables like '%char%'

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what is mean “sample data”? how can i get sample data? could you explain it ?

sorry for my english.

thank you!

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 8 2005, 06:08 AM:

Are you sure that there is no table with the same name in a different table space? We had encountered a similar problem at our side and we fixed it by giving access to the user in only one table space.

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my dbms have only one table space.

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 8 2005, 06:10 AM:

Do you mean v4.06 ODBC Import Tool?

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yes

[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on Aug 8 2005, 06:36 AM:

Can you email me sample data so that we can reproduce the problem?

What do you get when you execute the following query?

Code:

show variables like '%char%'

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[jhstone_china]

Ritesh wrote on May 18 2005, 04:48 AM:

We just tried with our copy of Oracle 8 and everything works great. I will ask my testing team to test it out on a 9i box.

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hi ,i have the same problem,pls see the attached file.oracle server is 8.1.6.the column repeated three times.

[jhstone_china]

peterlaursen wrote on Aug 5 2005, 02:33 AM:

It is no secret than next release (4.2) will support all that stuff.  Has been written here several times

It will only be a few days and you'll find a roadmap on this page for the next steps in MySQL development. That is no secret either.

When then?? Not so many weeks for a fully functional Beta, I guess  😀

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good!!!

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