Francisco writes:
Also, when I try to compile mysql-3.23.51.tar.gz, I
get the following error executing the make command:
my_gethostbyname.c, line 81.5: 1506-068 (S)
Operation between types struct hostent* and int is
not allowed.
You need to modify the config file, since you are using the
Hi.. I recently built MySQL 3.23.51 on two different AIX 4.3 boxes using
the VisualAge C/C++ compiler 5 only to find that that MySQL daemon is
unable to properly start itself.. Below is the excerpt from the err
file.. I waited until it was done with writing out the large InnoDB
log/data
[ MySQL ]
Here's some additional data now that I've rebuilt using --enable-debug or
whatever the configure option is.
Here's what GDB is claiming is happening after it ran for about 2 minutes
(after initial startup when NO files needed to be created)
(gdb) where
#0 thr_local_get (id=60) at
Sorry about the rant.. I've been spending the last two days trying to
install gcc, MySQL, MyODBC and UnixODBC on several AIX and HP boxes with
varying degrees of success and lots of aggravation (much of it due to
braindead configure scripts that ALWAYS want to leave gcc arguments around
when
I've found a nasty in SQLError.. I'm guessing it is a causualty of
cut-n-paste.. Notice that the CLEAR_STMT_ERROR macro is being used to clear
the error of hstmt when it's null.. Not only is the macro name wrong, but
the argument as well.. In my case, hstmt was null, and it was dereferencing
Ok.. Bug #2.. (yes, I'm getting a bit cranky!)..
The copy_if_not_empty() routine is whacking my username (and it would my
password if it was also set). In my case, the routine gets the following
args :
copy_if_not_empty (to=0x7f7f41b0 rflower, max_length=64, from=0x7f7f0980
, length=-3) at
When trying to use the /auto feature of the Windows MyODBC driver setup
program, it wants to use read a odbcinst.ini file. Anyone have any info
on the format of this file and what should be in it? Many thanks in
advance...
-- Rick
MySQL spam killer strikes again.. (not)
I'm trying in vain to build the latest version of MySQL 3.23.51 (downloaded
today) on a new AIX box we've recently setup. It has the latest IBM
patches for the VisualAge C++ compiler v5, bringing it up to rev 5020.
When building, there are two problems.. One is that the configure script
dOMi writes:
However, after only a week the memory usage ocf this process
has been grown to 40 - 50 MB so there's have to leakage somewhere.
What you *may* be seeing is standard memory fragmentation that many
Unix' systems have with the standard allocator.. You don't mention
what platform
Hi all..
I noticed that the current version of InnoDB that is part of MySQL 3.23.47
does not allow using null foreign keys when doing inserts.. Is this
intentional or a bug? This is allowed by SQL Server as a minimum (a test
is being done by a co-worker currently against Oracle 8i to see
Tomasz writes:
From section 16 of http://www.innodb.com/ibman.html you find detailed
information about every InnoDB version. For example, 4.0.1 == 3.23.47.
Foreign keys should work in 4.0.1.
Hmmm... That's what I read, too. And after several unsuccesful
attempts
to create my own tables,
Christian Rabe writes:
Are there plans on creating more than on tablesspace plus making them
selectable ?
So that I can tell the DB:
- in which datafiles to store the tablespace X
- in which tablespace to store table Y
This is one of the things I was wondering about.. If I have multiple InnoDB
Hi all..
Are any of you aware of a way to get indexes to work at all with Innodb
tables containing foreign keys? I'm finding that after doing a create
index on a table which *had* foreign keys, after the create, the foreign
keys are gone.. I've included a simple test below which shows off
By chance, is it at all possible to exceed the 4.2GB file size barrier on
Solaris 8 with MySQL 3.23.47? I've got one built with both GCC and another
one with the Solaris Workshop 6 compiler.. Neither can exceed that magical
number for some reason.. Both were built with large-files enabled.. In
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