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  • in reply to: Error No. 1216 #14018
    Neshi
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    Do you mean I should create a schema for the database in html and send it to you???

    Sorry, I have no homepage to show the shema there 🙁 🙁 🙁

    I have one question: is it possible at all to use MySQL 3.23 – max – nt and use the foreign keys properly?

    in reply to: Manage Relationships #13953
    Neshi
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    I need help!!! It is not working at the moment!!!

    Here a copy of the table information

    Table 1:

    Column Information For – datenstand


    Field Type Null Key Default Extra







    Datenstand_ID bigint(6) unsigned PRI (NULL) auto_increment

    Datenstand varchar(50) YES 0

    Baureihe_ID bigint(6) unsigned MUL 0

    Index Information For – datenstand


    Table Non_unique Key_name Seq_in_index Column_name Collation Cardinality Sub_part Packed Comment











    datenstand 0 PRIMARY 1 Datenstand_ID A 6 (NULL) (NULL)

    datenstand 0 DatenstandID 1 Datenstand_ID A 6 (NULL) (NULL)

    datenstand 1 Baureihe_ID 1 Baureihe_ID A 2 (NULL) (NULL)

    DDL Information For – datenstand


    Table Create Table



    datenstand CREATE TABLE `datenstand` (

    `Datenstand_ID` bigint(6) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,

    `Datenstand` varchar(50) default '0',

    `Baureihe_ID` bigint(6) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',

    PRIMARY KEY (`Datenstand_ID`),

    UNIQUE KEY `DatenstandID` (`Datenstand_ID`),

    KEY `Baureihe_ID` (`Baureihe_ID`)

    TYPE=InnoDB ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC COMMENT='InnoDB free: 21504 kB'

    Information table 2:

    Column Information For – baureihe


    Field Type Null Key Default Extra







    Baureihe_ID bigint(6) unsigned PRI (NULL) auto_increment

    Baureihe varchar(50) YES 0

    Index Information For – tolassist.baureihe


    Table Non_unique Key_name Seq_in_index Column_name Collation Cardinality Sub_part Packed Comment











    baureihe 0 PRIMARY 1 Baureihe_ID A 4 (NULL) (NULL)

    baureihe 0 BaureiheID 1 Baureihe_ID A 4 (NULL) (NULL)

    baureihe 1 Baureihe_ID 1 Baureihe_ID A 4 (NULL) (NULL)

    DDL Information For – baureihe


    Table Create Table



    baureihe CREATE TABLE `baureihe` (

    `Baureihe_ID` bigint(6) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,

    `Baureihe` varchar(50) default '0',

    PRIMARY KEY (`Baureihe_ID`),

    UNIQUE KEY `BaureiheID` (`Baureihe_ID`),

    KEY `Baureihe_ID` (`Baureihe_ID`)

    TYPE=InnoDB

    I want to have a relationship between the Baureihe_IDs! Baureihe_ID should be foreign key in the table datenstand !!!!!!!!

    I hope somebody can help me 😮 😮 😮

    in reply to: Manage Relationships #13952
    Neshi
    Member

    I am really glad that I solved the problem! I really hope it is working! I will test the database soon….

    Well it was really a little bit tricky to use the inno tables… I changed the my.ini, but it is not working exactly! For example the logs are not saved to my iblog directorty but in another directory. It seems as if it's not reading the ini file correctly…

    in reply to: Manage Relationships #13950
    Neshi
    Member

    I solved the problem! I created lots of indices (sometimes twice or three times, now I have to find out which one I can delete!). I am using InnoDB table type and MySQL 3.23-max-nt!!!!

    in reply to: Manage Relationships #13947
    Neshi
    Member

    I can't create foreign keys!

    I always get the following message:

    Could not create relation. The possible causes of error are –

    1) the reference table does not have InnoDB table handler

    2) no index was found on selected columns. you need to explicitly create index on selected columns

    3) the selected columns will create incorrect foreign defination

    5)you did not select correct columns

    4) selected columns were not found in the reference table.


    @CalEvans
    : what do you mean with build the index first? Every column I want to use for foreign key has an index!!! What kind of index does it have to be?


    @Medozas
    : I don't understand what I should show you? Do you want to have all tables with their properties?!

    Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13799
    Neshi
    Member

    Well, this is excactly what they write on the innodb homepage!!!!!!!

    in reply to: Rights to create files in the datadir?! #13845
    Neshi
    Member

    Well, everything right in there!

    in reply to: Rights to create files in the datadir?! #13843
    Neshi
    Member

    MySQL Control Center???

    Do you mean the Winmysqladmin?

    in reply to: Rights to create files in the datadir?! #13841
    Neshi
    Member

    more information: it seems as if its working sometimes! i found an iblogfile in my datadir (well, it shouldn't be there as I created a directory for the iblogs).

    But the my.ini is not working with the values and options I found in the manual…

    in reply to: Rights to create files in the datadir?! #13840
    Neshi
    Member

    okay, thank you so much for your reply!

    I am using windows!

    What kind of information should i get from the permission box?

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13797
    Neshi
    Member

    Ritesh, it is not working with those options:

    [mysqld]

    datadir=C:/mysql/data

    innodb_data_file_path=ibdata1:30M:autoextend

    innodb_data_home_dir=C:/mysql/ibdata

    default-table-type = innodb

    innodb_log_file_path = C:/mysql/iblogs

    set-variable = innodb_buffer_pool_size=80M

    set-variable = innodb_additional_mem_pool_size = 20M

    set-variable = innodb_log_file_size = 20M

    set-variable = innodb_log_buffer_size = 8:

    innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 1

    I can't connect to MySQL and it ist not possible to start the MySQL manually!!!

    I tried this:

    [mysqld]

    datadir=C:/mysql/data

    innodb_data_file_path=ibdata1:30M:autoextend

    innodb_data_home_dir=C:/mysql/ibdata

    #default-table-type = innodb

    #innodb_log_file_path = C:/mysql/iblogs

    #set-variable = innodb_buffer_pool_size=80M

    #set-variable = innodb_additional_mem_pool_size = 20M

    #set-variable = innodb_log_file_size = 20M

    #set-variable = innodb_log_buffer_size = 8:

    #innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit = 1

    and it is working!? So there must be a problem?!

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13796
    Neshi
    Member

    I forgot: It is still not possible to manage the relationships.

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13795
    Neshi
    Member

    okay done!

    Thank you so much!

    are there any more values/options I should in put in my.ini?

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13793
    Neshi
    Member

    innodb_log_file_path = C:/mysql/log

    is this okay?

    in reply to: Can't manage relationships… #13792
    Neshi
    Member

    where do I have to create the log directory???

    On C: or on C:mysql or somewhere else???

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