I tried to export a table from ACCESS to odbc database. This table had an
auto-increment field (the first) and then a bunch of varchar fields. The
length parameters for the varchar fields were not forwarded in the CREATE
statement.
Here's the failed line in mysql.log:
010612 13:56:46 73 Q
Another shot in the dark. The user table in db mysql should also have a
host entry for the user specified - verify that you do not just have an
entry for localhost. (Use % wildcard to indicate all hosts instead, or
duplicate the row with localhost on it and use the windows host name.)
-Orig
The default is that you are logged as your unix uid. If you want to log
into mysql, you need to specify that on the command line.
-Original Message-
From: M Srinivas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 1:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MySql User ID
Hi,
I recently downloaded the ODBC client software for windows, ran setup, then
went into the 'ODBC Data Source Administrator' from the control panel per
the readme. I tried to add a new datasource, but MySQL was not in the list
so apparently the setup program didn't work as expected.
Any suggestion
I recently downloaded the windows odbc client software such that I would
access mysql server (on linux) from a WinME laptop using Microsoft Access
(or whatever). After running the setup program, I went into Settings and
tried to add MySQL for ODBC sources, per the 'readme'. Well, there was no
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