In message <1D9A6579106BD411BA9700A0C9A50975191A97@AFTERBURNER>, Randy
Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I was wondering if anybody would be able to help me with this. I've got a
>MySQL database set up on my Linux server. I want to be able to access it
>remotely, but all we get when we try to access is the following message:
>
>ODBC - call failed
>[MyODBC] Access denied for user: 'user@hostname' (Using password: YES)
>
>Background:
>user has been set up in the mysql user table, with host = %
>the database has been set up in the mysql host table with host = %
>
>Any clues or information would be extrememely appreciated! Thanks!
>
>Ciao
>Randy
I think I have got past this one. It looks as though the password may
not have been correctly set up. You should get a response message to
say that a line has been entered. Also have you used mysqladmin reload
-p to update the password entries.
In ODBC the user name and password should be that for the mysql database
and not for logon to the domain server.
Hope that helps.
CHRIS
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Chris Wilkinson
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