[Ritesh]

We did not update the help file with v5.0.

We will be releasing v5.01 soon that will have the updated help file.

[Ritesh]

And what does sja.log say?

[Ritesh]

I don't think MySQL keeps a log of skipped rows while doing an import from CSV file.

You might try the MySQL mailing lists regarding your problem.

[Ritesh]

I will be happy to provide you with a free license. Just send a mail to our sales people at [email protected].

[Ritesh]

Are you sure that the correct index is created on involved columns?

More info at: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/inn…onstraints.html

[Ritesh]

BTW, are you sure that the upgrade email is not marked as SPAM by your anti-spam software?

[Ritesh]

We dont sell the email address to anybody 😮

This is very strange, we have received the upgrade email that is sent to us for our record. Please mail me your valid email id and I will forward you your upgrade details.

[Ritesh]

Thank you for the bug report.

I would be happy to provide you with a free license of SQLyog Enterprise. Just send a mail to [email protected] regarding the same.

[Ritesh]

Bug fixed in 5.01 development tree 😀

[Ritesh]

Quote:

Actually I think that the next major release (with Unicode support etc.) should have an additional column in ALTER TABLE and CREATE TABLE pane where to set charset and collation for character-data.

Indeed. We plan to add this support in v5.1 😀

[Ritesh]

Bug confirmed. Will be fixed in v5.01.

[Ritesh]

As I said before, its not an issue with SQLyog. Nevertheless, a really nice explanation from Peter.

[Ritesh]

Yes. SQLyog is the optimal tool for your requirement.

Our in-house data-sync expert Peter Laursen, has written a great article on the same. I am attaching it with this post.

[Ritesh]

Can you send me the CREATE TABLE statement for the table. It seems to be a bug with MySQL rather than SQLyog as we just display information sent by MySQL.

[Ritesh]

Thanks for your report.

I have added it in our bug list.

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