On 08-Jul-01 Michael Collins wrote:
> At 10:09 AM +0307 7/8/01, Tonu Samuel wrote:
>>Use the utility "perror" to get meaning of OS low level errors.
>
> I have taken a look at the perror utility for viewing the text for
> MySQL error codes and decided I wanted to see all the MySQL error
> mess
At 10:09 AM +0307 7/8/01, Tonu Samuel wrote:
>Use the utility "perror" to get meaning of OS low level errors.
I have taken a look at the perror utility for viewing the text for
MySQL error codes and decided I wanted to see all the MySQL error
messages so I created a simple PERL script:
#!/usr/
At 10:09 AM +0307 7/8/01, Tonu Samuel wrote:
>Use the utility "perror" to get meaning of OS low level errors. This
>is an "Access denied" and means that in some reason you are not
>allowed to write into this "/" directory. I think, this is normal :)
I had checked the directory to make sure I ha
Michael Collins wrote:
> I could not get the backup to work using the mysql client program. The
> table is a MyISAM type and I have a version (3.23.36) that should
> support the BACKUP TABLE SQL command.
>
> First I created a directory called "dbbackup" and then used the following:
>
> mysql>
I could not get the backup to work using the mysql client program.
The table is a MyISAM type and I have a version (3.23.36) that should
support the BACKUP TABLE SQL command.
First I created a directory called "dbbackup" and then used the following:
mysql> BACKUP TABLE Example.Import_Web TO '/
