rguti wrote:
> Thanks guys,
>
> I wanted to test out the stored procedures but I think I will just have to
> go to 4 just so I can start using it. I'm gonna see about the ownership
> thing, I log in using the 'root' user but maybe the ownership thing that you
> mention has anything to do with it.
>
> Thanks again.
>
>
> "Ike" <rxv.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:CtRRd.1100$MY6.628@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>
>>version 5.02 appears screwed on Windows - see my post immedialtey before
>>yours. -Ike
>>
>>"Randell D." <reply.via.news.group.only.thanks.TakeThisOut@fiprojects.moc> wrote in
>>message news:E_QRd.437877$Xk.104909@pd7tw3no...
>>
>>>rguti wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I'm new to MySQL. Yesterday I installed MySQL 5.0.2 alpha for windows.
>>>>I
>>>>installed it on my Windows XP Laptop.
>>>>
>>>>I also installed the "MySql Administrator". Well, I logged in to the
>>>>Administrator, went to the "Catalogs" section and created a new schema.
>>
>>Then
>>
>>>>I created a new table to this schema and when I went to save the table
>>>>I
>>
>>got
>>
>>>>a Windows error, the one where it asks you if you want to "Send Error
>>>>Report" or "Don't Send". After this I get this message:
>>>>
>>>>"A MySQL error was encountered. The message is:
>>>>
>>>>Error while fetching Schema Table Status.
>>>>The following error ocurred: Lost connection to MySQL server during
>>
>>query
>>
>>>>(2013)"
>>>>
>>>>Then I noticed that my instance is not running. So I start it again but
>>>>every time I click on one of the schemas I get the same error.
>>>>
>>>>I can't even add a table. I know this is a beta but I would think that
>>
>>at
>>
>>>>least I would be able to create a table.
>>>>
>>>>Do you guys know what might be the problem?
>>>>
>>>>Do you guys know of any support newsgroups/forums for this beta?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>I've got about 12months experience behind me but I'm using v4. If
>>>you're new to all this, might I suggest you learn using a stable
>>>(non-alpha) version... This might help since support is bound to be far
>>>wider from the ng community...
>>>
>>>I'm wondering - perhaps you've installed MySQL and its an ownership
>>>problem (perhaps a non-Administrator owns the MySQL processes and
>>>attempting to create the schema directory and files in a directory owned
>>>by the administrator).
>>>
>>>I'l only pulling at straws - but I suggest to learn using a non-alpha
>>>version and see how you go.
>>>
>>>randelld
>>
>>
>
>
FYI MySQL has its own owner/group access method (you use it when you log
in to the server as user root, as you mention above) however I was
implying the problems might well be Windoze XP permissions... There are
two sorts of users in a Windoze XP platform - Administrator and Limited
- it could well be that as a Limited user you might well have been
trying to access or create a directory owned by an Administrator... Its
just a guess, however as someone else has mentioned in this ng, v5 alpha
on XP doesn't seems buggy...
I think better stick with v4 since its stable and alot of folk have
experience with it on mixed platforms. I come from a LAMP (Linux,
Apache, MySQL and PHP) background however I develope using WAMP
(everything on Windoze XP) and I use v4.1.8 and it works like a charm
(though it never gets under pressure since its only personal use on my
own laptop).
Hope something above helps... best of luck and don't give up...
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