...after finding a log in the directory that I was trying to use for my new
DataDir, I've discovered my problem (and, surprise, it makes sense).
The MySQL database table must also be in place in the directory, I suppose in
order to keep track of the other databases and tables, etc.
Cheer.
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In a message dated 9/24/03 12:34:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Have you tried using the blackslash? `\` instead of the forward slash `/`?
Same results. The manual states that even on Windows that the '/' should be
used as the '\' is MySQL's escape char. Optionally, y
Have you tried using the blackslash? `\` instead of the forward slash `/`?
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Subject: DataDir question
I am using a portable drive with a few tables on
I am using a portable drive with a few tables on it that I copied from a
MySQL server. My intent is to be able to transport the portable drive home (with
the large DB) and plug it into my Windows server to continue working.
To do this, I need to change the datadir to the portable drive (in my c
