On 6/5/07, S Nassar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I didn't build libmysql.so myself. This was installed with mysql. The
application code that calls mysql_init is built statically. I see this
error when building on one machine and trying to use the code on a
different machine.
Knowing the operatin
At 11:33 -0500 11/13/05, Bruce Martin wrote:
Ok I have an update. I fixed my problem by passing a NULL parameter
to mysql_init() to do this I did this:
MYSQL *m;
m=mysql_init(NULL);
connection=mysql_real_connect(m,cStrdbServer,cStrdbUser,cStrdbUserPass,cStrdbName,0,NULL,0);
Which solves the m
Ok I have an update. I fixed my problem by passing a NULL parameter to
mysql_init() to do this I did this:
MYSQL *m;
m=mysql_init(NULL);
connection=mysql_real_connect(m,cStrdbServer,cStrdbUser,cStrdbUserPass,c
StrdbName,0,NULL,0);
On Nov 12, 2005, at 7:44 PM, Bruce Martin wrote:
Hello all,
yes it is
im still getting the mysql_init error...
what is this usually indicataive of?? a build issue?? PATHs?? config file??
Im using the standard 'came with distribution' MySQL from SLAMD 10.1...
I've got no idea what is this distribution (Mandrake Linux for AMD 64?)
what is strange is th
Philippe Poelvoorde wrote:
i've googled and the only answer to problems like this has been to
reinstall the DB perl module. Ive tried this but still get same error.
any clues???
thanks in advance.
Ronan
Is libmysqlclient.so available in one of your LD_LIBRARY_PATH directory ?
thanks f
i've googled and the only answer to problems like this has been to
reinstall the DB perl module. Ive tried this but still get same error.
any clues???
thanks in advance.
Ronan
Is libmysqlclient.so available in one of your LD_LIBRARY_PATH directory ?
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Philippe Poelvoorde
COS Trading Lt
Hello.
> Operating system error number 13 in a file
>I check the permission on the files and directories. The user 'mysql'
> and group 'mysql' have access to the data directory and to the files.
Check that you really run the mysqld under the 'mysql' account. Have you
applied the patches
At 19:07 -0700 4/20/04, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am attempting to write a C program to access MySQL. When I run
this program, it reports that mysql_init() returned NULL,
mysql_errno returned zero, and mysql_error returned "".
Here is the program:
#include
#include
int main( void )
{
I have somehow managed to create the datatype in COBOL matching
to C datatype and passed as argument to mysql_init and
mysql_real_connect.
My COBOL coding seems to working fine, but it could not able to
connect to MySQL and retrive Data. Instead it produce an error as;
Unknown MySQL S
