mysql-readers,
Thursday, May 30, 2002, 1:31:50 PM, you wrote:
EE>> Yeah, "Access denied" error means that user doesn't have necessary
EE>> permissions. Can you provide some more info? i.e. full error
EE>> message, how did you set up file_priv using GRANT statement or
EE>> updated privilege tables
Egor,
EE> Yeah, "Access denied" error means that user doesn't have necessary
EE> permissions. Can you provide some more info? i.e. full error
EE> message, how did you set up file_priv using GRANT statement or
EE> updated privilege tables manually? What version MySQL client and
EE> server do you u
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mysql-readers,
Thursday, May 30, 2002, 10:38:14 AM, you wrote:
mr> I have a user for doing a select-to-outfile, and I've granted both the
mr> file privilege and also (just for the table in question) the select
mr> privilege to that user.
mr> Trying it at the command-line gives me "Access denied.
Hi,
I have a user for doing a select-to-outfile, and I've granted both the
file privilege and also (just for the table in question) the select
privilege to that user.
Trying it at the command-line gives me "Access denied..." which seems
like it can't be the case having granted the correct privil
Hi,
I have a user for doing a select-to-outfile, and I've granted both the
file privilege and also (just for the table in question) the select
privilege to that user.
Trying it at the command-line gives me "Access denied..." which seems
like it can't be the case having granted the correct privil