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  • in reply to: Could Not Initialize The Scheduler #19201
    peterlaursen
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    It also simply could be the “Control Panel Applet” (.cpl-file) that is missing. In that case the service runs but is not accessible!

    in reply to: Could Not Initialize The Scheduler #19200
    peterlaursen
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    is the file schedsvc.dll in system32 folder ?

    the service is started with command “rundll32.exe schedsvc.dll” from a RUN registry key.

    EDIT: corrected a pasting error! 🙁

    in reply to: 4.2 Beta1 Sqlyog.ini #19172
    peterlaursen
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    Using Windows Task scheduler, you can set all of these options. Once SQLyog creates the task you can configure the options that you want

    Actually I am becoming a little bit confused now!

    This question: http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?sho…7197&#entry7197 made me research a little bit more.

    This MS document http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=223375 says

    “This issue occurs because you cannot configure a task to use the System account using the Scheduled Tasks Wizard.”

    Actually I can! See attached picture.

    the Danish text “Kør kun … ” means “run only when a user is logged on”

    If I uncheck this a request for PW pops up. However I can cancel this PW-request, and the job runs! (with “NT_AUTHORITYSYSTEM” privileges)

    Anybody knows if this is changed from 2K to XP ?

    in reply to: Could Not Initialize The Scheduler #19199
    peterlaursen
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    in reply to: Could Not Initialize The Scheduler #19197
    peterlaursen
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    Well obviously SQLyog can't initialize the scheduler if the scheduler is not there <_< there is a FAQ item http://www.webyog.com/faq/index.php?action…d=33&artlang=en

    The scheduler is a service in the OS. Sure it just does not has been stopped? Some people have a maniac for stopping services because they think they eat resources.

    Actually the old command line NT scheduler is in 2k and XP too

    http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=223375

    these should be good:

    http://www.splinterware.com/products/wincron.htm

    http://www.visualcron.com/

    more resources

    http://windows.about.com/od/customizations…l/aa001022a.htm

    in reply to: Sql Server Getdate() Does Not Return Default #19209
    peterlaursen
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    There is no System Variable to use instead ?

    default CURRENT_DATE or something like it ?

    in reply to: Do I Need Port 3306 To Open? #19212
    peterlaursen
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    No you don't need to open port 3306 to run SQLyog!

    If you run a MySQL server on your local machine and want to allow direct connection from a remote client then you must open port 3306 – no matter what client is used for connection.

    More on routers and firewalls here:

    http://www.webyog.com/faq/index.php?action…d=40&artlang=en

    in reply to: Sql Server Getdate() Does Not Return Default #19206
    peterlaursen
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    Undoubtedly it is Portuguese (as I wrote 😀 )

    These accents tell

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    função
    in reply to: Odbc Import – Local Append #19190
    peterlaursen
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    You have a Personal Message with a download link.

    Peter

    in reply to: Xml Import #19191
    peterlaursen
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    No, this option is not available.

    You can export to an XML-file but not import.

    To my best knowledge there no STANDARD for how data from a database table should be serialized to an XML-file. The XML standard describes formal issues such as use of tags and only that. The exact implementation of a XML data-file would be an open issue. (such as identifiers/names, headings/no hedings etc.)

    in reply to: Odbc Import – Local Append #19188
    peterlaursen
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    I want to be able to add this one column with a default value to the table that is being imported.

    The solution is the have two jobs

    1) An ODBC-importjob

    2) A Notifications Service-Job executing the appropriate ALTER TABLE statement.

    You can then build a job.bat file like

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    SJA importjob.xml

    SJA notifyjob.xml

    and the job.bat can be executed or scheduled.

    As of now there is no way to execute more job type from one jobfile and you can't either add additional data to the MySQL database with an ODBC-import-job.

    in reply to: For Bruno Gubler #19174
    peterlaursen
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    He had also posted a question in the FAQ.

    This was the one that I answered!

    in reply to: Error No. 1130 #19186
    peterlaursen
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    You can safely delete any user except for root@localhost.

    Don't forget the password of root@localhost and don't attempt to change the privileges of root@localhost. Then you can always get back.

    But maybe the version that came with that book has some prefigured settings to work with exercises.

    You should always get your MySQL from MySQL, I think!

    in reply to: Error No. 1130 #19185
    peterlaursen
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    You should upgrade.

    Is this so bad: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html

    The list of bugfixes from 5.0.0 to 5.0.12 is no less than 20 pages.

    If you want to learn MySQL it would be a bad idea to learn with a version full of bugs.

    I have no idea of that wildcard issue. Never used that client.

    My advice is that you use SQLyog for manipulation your databases and MySQL Administrator for manipulationg the server environment.

    in reply to: Error No. 1130 #19183
    peterlaursen
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    Then I learned something too!

    I did not know that MySQL allowed the use of Windows Network network names.

    But I just tested on my own network and it does!

    Are you serious that you are using 5.0.0 ?

    Not 5.0.11 or 5.0.12 or 5.0.14 for instance ?

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