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Shadow
MemberLinda, I would suggest trying out the options yourself. As you are exporting data, no harm can be done to your db!
Shadow
MemberThere are separate tools for doing data migration between MySql and other dbs but most of them are commercial. You should check out mysql.com for 3rd party migration tools and hope for the best.
As an alternative, you could write your own little app using ODBC to do the job.
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MemberBut androidtech said he had already ugraded to v3.7 and the problem persisted!
androidtech: Do any negative values get stored in sqlyog.ini about window position?
Shadow
MemberThis error message had been dealt with before on this forum. Do a little search at first!
Btw, are you behind a firewall?
Shadow
Membermysqlhotcopy script can also be used for backups. It works from a remote machine as well.
Shadow
MemberWell, it means that the machine you are attmpting to connect from is not allowed to do so. It is either locked out in the hosts table, or the user in whose name you attempt to connect has a machine name specified – the latter is more likely. You need to set up an account in the form of my_username@my_machine where my_machine is either the complete name of your computer or its IP address (given it is fixed…) or just use '%' instead of my_machine thus allowing my_username to connect from any hosts.
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MemberNegative value for window position in the ini file causes this problem.
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MemberSure, it doesn't matter how many fields a PK has.
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MemberI was told that SQLyog will have such capabilities. In the distant future… Till then, use DBDesigner as mentioned.
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MemberYou may issue the INSERT/UPDATE statements in the SQL window. SQLyog is capable of generating a backbone for these statements. The GUI – correctly – does not support this feature.
Shadow
MemberJust issue a “SHOW WARNINGS;” command (press F5), this will do the job. I think SQLyog has a built-in menu for this (I don't have access to SQLyog right now).
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MemberCurrently, no.
Shadow
MemberHope I got your questin right: you want to sync the main table, but only those rows which are 'valid' and the validity are determined in another table.
In this case the answer is no, you cannot use columns from another table (no FROM clause…). In this case, however, you could move the 'valid' field to your main table.
Shadow
MemberPerhaps you could check out PHP's manual as PHP contains built in support for MySql…
(Hint: look for functions whose name starts with “mysql_”, such as mysql_connect(DBHOST, DBUSER, DBPASS))
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