Simon J Mudd writes:
> I've not been using mysql for some time but did have it running for a
> couple of small databases I use at home. It doesn't appear to work now,
> the most obvious sympton being that msyqlshow shows a list of blank table
> names.
>
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> I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong which is in a FAQ but can't find
> the answer at the moment. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Simon
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Run:
SHOW DATABASES
and see if you get any output. It could be a bug in mysqlshow.
Also check that your server was not started with --safe-show-database.
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