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Are you using Tools -> Execute Batch Script… to restore the data?
Are you getting the SQLyog crash window? As peter said, currently SQLyog is not a multithreaded app so you cant work with it when its doing a job.
RiteshMemberSQLyog Max is very much in development 🙂
RiteshMemberIn the COPY TABLE TO DIFFERENT HOST/DB… option, SQLyog just copies and executes the standard CREATE TABLE… SQL returned by MySQL. The CREATE TABLE stmt returned by MySQL ver 4.1.x returns information about CHARSET which is not compatible with MySQL 3.23.x. Therefore, in some cases you cannot copy table from a higher version of MySQL to an older version. We plan to resolve this issue in one of the future versions of SQLyog.
Note: You will not face any problem related to above in DB Synchronization tool as SQLyog never executes CREATE TABLE stmt nor it requires CHARSET infromations. SJA is running successfully in many installations where one of the server is 4.1.x and the other 3.23.x.
RiteshMemberThe bug has been fixed SQLyog 4.0 BETA.
Check out http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?act…st=0&#entry3610
RiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMemberRiteshMembercyanide wrote on Aug 23 2004, 09:02 PM:Thanks very much for the replies!Shadow wrote on Aug 23 2004, 04:51 PM:At first, make sure that you are allowed to connect from a remote host, at all! PHPMyAdmin runs locally that's why it connects without any problem. Most ISPs do not like granting direct remote access for security reasons.hmmm… I was actually wondering the same thing. I have a feeling that's probably it.
I'm going to look into it now
Thank you
Check out http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?act…st=0&#entry3610
RiteshMemberRiteshMemberI hope with the proper configuration, DB Synchronization works 🙂
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