[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Responses intermixed. See below...
untz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/02/2005 10:43:41 PM:
snip
3. After logging into mysql, I created the following database:
mysql create database music_development to 'untz'@'localhost'
identified by 'paintball';
MySQL
posting of mine... I noticed
that that
the CocoaMySQL v0.7b2 client lists the Database, Socket, and Port
fields as optional,
so I filled the other fields and when I clicked on Connect,
I received this error message:
Unable to connect to host localhost.
Be sure that the address is correct
:
Hello there!
This is a continuation of a previous posting of mine... I noticed
that that
the CocoaMySQL v0.7b2 client lists the Database, Socket, and Port
fields as optional,
so I filled the other fields and when I clicked on Connect,
I received this error message:
Unable
Responses intermixed. See below...
untz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/02/2005 10:43:41 PM:
Hello again,
I am using OS X Tiger and MySQL 5 Community Edition with the
CocoaMySQL v0.7b2 client
(see: http://cocoamysql.sourceforge.net/beta.php ).
Am a MySQL newbie so please pardon my
that to set up a local JDBC connection.
Kindest regards,
Unnsse
On Dec 2, 2005, at 11:05 PM, Michael Stassen wrote:
untz wrote:
Hello there!
This is a continuation of a previous posting of mine... I noticed
that that
the CocoaMySQL v0.7b2 client lists the Database, Socket
untz wrote:
Hello there!
This is a continuation of a previous posting of mine... I noticed that
that
the CocoaMySQL v0.7b2 client lists the Database, Socket, and Port
fields as optional,
so I filled the other fields and when I clicked on Connect,
I received this error message:
Unable
://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/osdb.html
I am able to access the MySQL server on the terminal/command-line with full root
privileges (Actually also as a second user with the same privileges).
If I try to connect with CocoaMySQL it does not allow me to enter as root after I
added a password to root
who was created by NetInfo
manager according to
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/osdb.html
I am able to access the MySQL server on the terminal/command-line with
full root privileges (Actually also as a second user with the same
privileges).
If I try to connect with CocoaMySQL
At 18:16 h -0400 2004.07.09, Bill Allaire wrote:
Your problem may have to do with the difference in how 4.1.x+ does password hashing
and that method is incompatible with older clients.
You might find some help with this document:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Old_client.html
Specifically
Paul,
You can place --old-passwords (without the leading dashes) in the
my.cnf file under the option group [mysqld] instead of passing it on
the command line.
The my.cnf file probably isn't on your system by default, at least it
wasn't on mine until I created it. This file is generally placed
Peter,
My apologies on calling you Paul in my previous response instead of
Peter.
On Jul 9, 2004, at 10:30 PM, Peter Paul Sint wrote:
Bill, thank you for the prompt help.
This works.
I have just to find out how to get the Startup Item (or some
replacement) to open MySQL with --old_passwords
I have CocoaMySQL running on my G4 Powerbook Mac OS 10.2.6, and I'm using it
with a table imported from a 29MB .csv file. This database is a list of
names and info and I am able to search quickly to look up names and emails
and also able to import .csv files to this table with no trouble
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On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there such a gui tool for linux ? i like sqlyog alot so anything similar
would be excellent.
Have you looked at MySQLCC?
http://www.mysql.com/products/mysqlcc/index.html
Bye,
LenZ
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Good news for OS X users. CocoaMySQL has just been updated and it now
supports CSV imports among other improvements. It's freeware too.
http://www.MacUpdate.com/info.php/id/10573
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is there such a gui tool for linux ? i like sqlyog alot so anything similar
would be excellent.
Good news for OS X users. CocoaMySQL has just been updated and it now
supports CSV imports among other improvements. It's freeware too.
http://www.MacUpdate.com/info.php/id/10573
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