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  • in reply to: Import HUGE table (~1G) via query #15719
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    Then this problem is beyond our capabilities…

    in reply to: How do I view warnings on a data import? #15645
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    From MySQL 4.1.1 on use SHOW WARNINGS statement to retrieve the errors (see MySql manual for details abot SHOW WARNINGS). Before this version, the warning counter is used for indicating that something was not OK, but the warnings are not stored. Hint: warnings happen under same circumstances as if INSERT statement had been issued.

    in reply to: Duplicated Lines ? #15729
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    Unfortunately, you are not the only person who reports such problem (duplicate lines in imported data). You should contact Ritesh so that he can debug SQLyog if you provide some sample data.

    in reply to: Duplicated Lines ? #15727
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    Do you use SQLyog to migrate data to MySql? If yes, does it report any errors after importing? Have you tried creating those indices in SQLyog?

    in reply to: Error Deleting #15713
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    If you have access to the machine running MySql service, then you should check out MySql's data directory and see if the corresponding *.MYD file is there – or even the folder is there. I would remove the whole db manually, in case it's possible. Otherwise you should contact the operators of the server.

    in reply to: Error 1065 #15723
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    Or accidentally put two “;” at the end of a query…

    in reply to: Import HUGE table (~1G) via query #15717
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    Can you export the data as csv file from your db?

    in reply to: Error Deleting #15711
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    Do you have all the necessary character sets installed?

    in reply to: Multiple Tables From Query Method #15692
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    Neo: scheduling ODBC import is planned for SQLyog MAX.

    in reply to: Problem with Job Manager – windows 98 #15666
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    Why do you create the xml file manually? You said that you were unable to schedule the job. Use SQLyog to create the xml file, then schedule it manually.

    in reply to: No PRIMARY KEY defined #15670
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    Even SQLyog's GUI cannot really handle tables without PKs… You should request it as a new feature!

    in reply to: When do u need 2 refresh? #15679
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    You should issue a refresh command to SQLyog after you alter the structure immediatelly in order to see the changes in the object browser. It a feature of SQLyog. Automatic refresh of the object browser has already been requested.

    in reply to: Nuke Website Setup #15677
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    If the table names are different, then it is not an issue, although generally it's not a good idea to mix two apps' dbs.

    Tools -> Execute Batch File

    in reply to: No PRIMARY KEY defined #15668
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    The problem is that sja uses primary keys to determine which rows must be updated, so currently a table must have a primary key in order to be synced by SQLyog. If you need to mirror a db, then you might consider using MySql's built-in replication feature.

    in reply to: Problem with Job Manager – windows 98 #15664
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    Actually, SQLyog does use the built-in scheduler… Most likely the Schedule API in XP and 2000 differs from that of W98 and this causes the problem. I'll test it in the upcoming days and will report back.

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