[Ritesh]

This feature is already in the TO-DO list.

It will be implemented in v4.2 which is another 3-4 weeks away.

[Ritesh]

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

[Ritesh]

Did BETA 9 solve this problem?

[Ritesh]

Currently, we dont have plans to support Tunneling on Linux.

[Ritesh]

By “sample data”, I meant two things:

– CREATE TABLE statement of the table.

– A few INSERT INTO statements for the data.

You can get this by exporting the table structure and data as SQL scripts.

BTW, have you tried importing data using v4.1 BETA 9. I had sent you a PM regarding the same.

You can download it from the same link as BETA 8:

http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?sho…st=0&#entry6743

[Ritesh]

Screenshot.

[Ritesh]

We will be releasing BETA 9 today with the bug-fix.

[Ritesh]

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%'

[Ritesh]

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%'

[Ritesh]

Do you mean v4.06 ODBC Import Tool?

[Ritesh]

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.

[Ritesh]

You have to check SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 in both the options.

[Ritesh]

Quote:

create table corp_profile_cleanup select corp_profile.id, corp_profile.corp_desc from corp_profile,name where type ='corporate' and paid_thru = '2005-12-31' and corp_profile.id = name.id;

This statement will not create index. You have to create it explicitly! You can do it using SQLyog's Index Manager 🙂

[Ritesh]

I will look into the issue today and probably fix it for v4.1 BETA 9.

[Ritesh]

Uncheck Flush master log and Flush slave log.

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