As Howard mentioned, those spaces in the mysql string. I tried the
one I worked on to figure this out - when I added spaces like yours,
failure.
Also, by 'gdal 1.5', do you mean 1.2.5? I'm guessing the MySQL
support in in your build of GDAL, since it's complaining about the
options in the string, not MySQL support missing. 1.2.5 should be
good enough for basic mysql table access, but there have been a few
fixes since then for recognizing some field types (some number fields
might show up as strings).
On Apr 12, 2006, at 7:29 AM, grabiel wrote:
Hi
Thats excellent in a very short period of time (What time).
I am using gdal 1.5 but when i try to execute ogrinfo
'MYSQL:test, host=localhost, user=root, password=mypass,
tables=asmroad1' asmroad1
from command line it gives result like this-------->
ogrinfo 'MYSQL:test, host=localhost.localdomain, user=root,
password=zxcvydas, tables=asmroad1' asmroad1
Warning 1: ' host=localhost.localdomain' in MYSQL datasource
definition not recognised and ignored.
Warning 1: ' user=root' in MYSQL datasource definition not
recognised and ignored.
Warning 1: ' password=zxcvydas' in MYSQL datasource definition not
recognised and ignored.
Warning 1: ' tables=asmroad1' in MYSQL datasource definition not
recognised and ignored.
INFO: Open of `MYSQL:test, host=localhost.localdomain, user=root,
password=zxcvydas, tables=asmroad1'
using driver `MySQL' successful.
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