> The problem has been resolved. There is apparently an
> undocumented option
> (at least it's not documented in the HTML manual for 3.23.38)
> required in
> the my.cnf file - "use-symbolic-links". I was using all
> default values, so
> I wasn't even using a my.cnf or a my.ini file.
>
> Her
The problem has been resolved. There is apparently an undocumented option
(at least it's not documented in the HTML manual for 3.23.38) required in
the my.cnf file - "use-symbolic-links". I was using all default values, so
I wasn't even using a my.cnf or a my.ini file.
Here's how I made it wor
The problem has been resolved. There is apparently an undocumented option
(at least it's not documented in the HTML manual for 3.23.38) required in
the my.cnf file - "use-symbolic-links". I was using all default values, so
I wasn't even using a my.cnf or a my.ini file.
Here's how I made it wor
After following a promising lead, I'm at a dead end again.
1. Downloaded and installed binary distribution for MySQL 3.23.38 as
recommended (originally tested with 3.23.37).
2. Installed mysqld-max-nt.exe service under Windows NT 4.0 SP 4.
3. perl script successfully executed:
$dbh = DB
You can also download Junction from
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/misc.shtml#junction which does the
same thing.
sql
> Hello Tom,
>
> If you're using Windows 2000 it has junction points. It's almost the
> same as symbolic links in UNIX. Except it works only for directories.
>
> Try
Hello Tom,
If you're using Windows 2000 it has junction points. It's almost the
same as symbolic links in UNIX. Except it works only for directories.
Try to find access to Windows 2000 Resource Kit, there should be a
utility called linkd.exe. If you running NT 4.0, you can try to apply
Service P
