Hi!
All you have to do is follow instructions from the README document.
Enter Options dialogue, fill up all entries carefully and click on
Save.
In "SQL init command " set a location of the socket file, if both
client and server are running on the same Unix machine.
In any case, just follow in
With these three mysql db table entries, you should be in business.
Brian
-Original Message-
From: Mervyn Passmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 2:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mysql-gui won't connect
I've installed mysql-gui, but I get
I've installed mysql-gui, but I get the following error message when trying
to connect, after entering my password: Can't connect to local MySQL server
through socket '' (2)
>From the command line #mysql -p connects after entering the password.
Have I something else to configure?
Thanks.
Mervyn
Christopher McClan writes:
> Hello,
>
> The staticly compiled mySQL gui, comes up with the following when I start
> mysqlgui :
>
> Can't connect to local mySQL server through socket (111)
>
> I'm doing this as root, I have set a password, and managed to create a
> databse (using mysq
Christopher McClan writes:
> Hello,
>
> The staticly compiled mySQL gui, comes up with the following when I start
> mysqlgui :
>
> Can't connect to local mySQL server through socket (111)
>
> I'm doing this as root, I have set a password, and managed to create a
> databse (using mysq
Hello,
The staticly compiled mySQL gui, comes up with the following when I start
mysqlgui :
Can't connect to local mySQL server through socket (111)
I'm doing this as root, I have set a password, and managed to create a
databse (using mysqladmin), and then play with it using the mysql command
