Re: Drop Table Problem

2005-09-28 Thread Eric Bergen
Try running a flush tables in mysql to make sure that mysqld knows about 
all the tables on disk.


xtcsuk wrote:


Running the command:
Drop table if exists table1
complaints of table1 does not exist (Error: 1051).
However, if table1 is swapped with another table, irrespective of its
existence it works just fine.

Running a Show Table command lists table1 as an existing table and
trying to create table1 complaints of this table already eixsts.

Please advise.

regards

 




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Drop Table Problem

2005-09-19 Thread xtcsuk
Running the command:
Drop table if exists table1
complaints of table1 does not exist (Error: 1051).
However, if table1 is swapped with another table, irrespective of its
existence it works just fine.

Running a Show Table command lists table1 as an existing table and
trying to create table1 complaints of this table already eixsts.

Please advise.

regards

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Re: DROP TABLE problem!

2001-05-31 Thread Miguel Angel Solórzano

At 12:37 31/05/2001 +0200, Vili Germic wrote:
Hi!

The issue mentioned is relative to the Windows security privileges.
If the workstation connected or the local user doesn't has privileges
to delete files on the /mysql tree, that error message is launches.

Click over the MySQL folder icon with the right button and selecting
the properties menu option, take a look if the folder has a sharing
definition.

The best way to install the MySQL Server on NT/Windows 2000 machines,
is to do the install as Administrator, create a workgroup and add the
users for that group. Then define individually the privileges for every
user. Add the folder MySQL to the workgroup. After this use the GRANT
command to edit the privileges for every user/host/db on the MySQL server.

Regards,
Miguel




>Hello everybody,
>
>MySQL - 3.23.38 Win
>MyODBC - 2.50.37
>
>I'm using MySQL on local machine with Win2000 plattform, using MyODBC(ver.
>2.50.37) to connect to db trought ODBC. Things works well, except for
>dropping table. I'm using ODBC API in MS Visual C++ 6.0 to connect to ODBC.
>Trought SQL statements I can create table well. But when I use sql statement
>"DROP TABLE", I get error: Error on delete of 'xxx.MYI' (Errcode:13). Note,
>that things works well if I'm connected from Win2000 to MySQL server that
>runs on Linux, trought the same MyODBC driver (2.50.37), with the same ODBC
>DSN settings! So I think (maybe I'm wrong), that the problem must be in
>MySQL-Win server (not in ODBC driver)!
>Do you have any idea about the problem? I would apreciate any help from you!
>
>Best Regards, Vili Germic.
>
>

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RE: DROP TABLE problem!

2001-05-31 Thread Simon Green

Just one thing I can think of..
Have you got GRANT privileges to drop DB?
Simon

-Original Message-
From: Vili Germic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 31 May 2001 11:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DROP TABLE problem!


Hello everybody,

MySQL - 3.23.38 Win
MyODBC - 2.50.37

I'm using MySQL on local machine with Win2000 plattform, using MyODBC(ver.
2.50.37) to connect to db trought ODBC. Things works well, except for
dropping table. I'm using ODBC API in MS Visual C++ 6.0 to connect to ODBC.
Trought SQL statements I can create table well. But when I use sql statement
"DROP TABLE", I get error: Error on delete of 'xxx.MYI' (Errcode:13). Note,
that things works well if I'm connected from Win2000 to MySQL server that
runs on Linux, trought the same MyODBC driver (2.50.37), with the same ODBC
DSN settings! So I think (maybe I'm wrong), that the problem must be in
MySQL-Win server (not in ODBC driver)!
Do you have any idea about the problem? I would apreciate any help from you!

Best Regards, Vili Germic.


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DROP TABLE problem!

2001-05-31 Thread Vili Germic

Hello everybody,

MySQL - 3.23.38 Win
MyODBC - 2.50.37

I'm using MySQL on local machine with Win2000 plattform, using MyODBC(ver.
2.50.37) to connect to db trought ODBC. Things works well, except for
dropping table. I'm using ODBC API in MS Visual C++ 6.0 to connect to ODBC.
Trought SQL statements I can create table well. But when I use sql statement
"DROP TABLE", I get error: Error on delete of 'xxx.MYI' (Errcode:13). Note,
that things works well if I'm connected from Win2000 to MySQL server that
runs on Linux, trought the same MyODBC driver (2.50.37), with the same ODBC
DSN settings! So I think (maybe I'm wrong), that the problem must be in
MySQL-Win server (not in ODBC driver)!
Do you have any idea about the problem? I would apreciate any help from you!

Best Regards, Vili Germic.


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