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Have you tried v4.02?
You can download the FREE version of v4.02 from http://www.webyog.com/sqlyog/SQLyog402.exe.
Let me know your results.
If the problem still persists then can you tell me your MySQL version and the structure of the table that you are reordering?
RiteshMemberzzapper wrote on Feb 26 2005, 03:50 PM:Ritesh,I mean say I'm doing a “execute a batch file” with 46000 inserts I see that little status window , with the number of inserts steadily increasing, when it finishes running it says 46000 inserts took 250 seconds. However if during these 4 minutes I decide to read my email and bring up my emailer/browser doesn't matter YOG will then freeze (not responding), and I have to kill it's task from the task manager
c:mysqlbinmysql.exe Ver 12.22 Distrib 4.0.20a, for Win95/Win98 (i32)
WinXP Home SP2 etc
Yog-ENT 4.02
As of now, SQLyog imports the data in the same main application thread. Due to this no GUI operations are performed giving an impression of hang. Internally, SQLyog is working on the import.
We plan to fix this in SQLyog v4.1.
PS: Please check my reply to your post on the same topic.
RiteshMemberSQLyog v4.1 will have an improved (multithreaded and extremely efficient) Execute Batch File option. We will be releasing the first BETA by next week.
RiteshMemberTools -> Preferences and select the correct font for SQL Editor and Data Display.
Does it help?
RiteshMemberWe are actually working on the fix. You can expect a fix anywhere in the next week.
RiteshMemberQuote:then (out of boredom) try to pull up another Window, that will always kill my YOGENT 4.02 on WinXP Pentium 4 2.4GHZCan you explain it a little more?
RiteshMemberSQLyog will always overwrite the data from source to target. There is no mechanism to check which data was updated last.
You need to select the correct source and target depending upon your requirement.
RiteshMemberThis is very strange.
To get more about the details check http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/gone-away.html
Are you able to connect to your server through the MySQL command line tool?
RiteshMemberCan you post screenshots of your connection window (both server and tunnel details)?
RiteshMemberThis feature is in the TO-DO list of SQLyog.
RiteshMemberRiteshMember1.) True. You need to use HTTP Tunneling feature available with SQLyog Enterprise.
2.) It is always advisable to have a complete development environment setup. It will make sure that you dont corrupt your data accidently. 😀
3.) Does SQLyog crash? If it is not able to connect to the MySQL server, then SQLyog will return you an error. Are you getting any kind of connection error?
RiteshMemberQuote:I have never worked with INNODB tables before, why cant I copy then from host to host? In the past I have been able to do thiswithout a problem.Are you getting any error?
You should not have any problem in copying data from one host to another.
RiteshMemberWhat happens if you try to connect using the MySQL command line tool?
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