- #Database workbench sql server install#
- #Database workbench sql server android#
- #Database workbench sql server windows#
#Database workbench sql server install#
Uncheck the relevant box and the install will complete without having to set a root Ie, C:\mysql (note from Adrien: C:\mysqldata for … the data)ĭo not choose to alter the security settings. msi installer (essential files only), however ….ĭo not use their default install path! Some genius set a path with spaces in it! Choose the custom install and select a sensible path,
It’s now worth running regedit to make sure the old registry entries are deleted as well by the uninstall. If your directory is C:\Program Files\ etc, delete all the mysql Is C:\mysql\ etc then delete the innob, etc, files but leave theĭirectories themselves as well as any existing databases in ‘data’.
#Database workbench sql server windows#
Stop the windows service for any existing mysql installation.Īs with most uninstalls, old files are left behind. I’ve had exactly the same problem and this is how I got it workingįor me, starting with a non working installation.
This is where this post from (again) this MySQL thread came in useful, I quote: So, after trying for 3h to fix this… I abandonned and decided to do a good old re-install. It seems that the message mentioned in “user948950” ‘s question can be coming from a wide range of reasons: log file too big, incorrect mysql.ini file values, spaces in the file path, security/acl issue, old entries in the registry, and so on.
I also came accross (obviously) some good SO Q/A. I came accross this interesting thread from MySQL forum: I also struggled with this problem for quite a while. To resolve it we must use Query>Reconnect to Server to choose the DB connection explicitly and then almost everything looks good (this may be due to my multiple db connections and I couldn’t find some solution to define the default db connection in workbench).Īs a note : because I’m using latest Xampp version (even in linux addictively 🙂 ), recently Xampp uses mariadb 10 instead of mysql 5.x causes the mysql file version to be 10 may cause some problems such as forward engineering of procedures which can be resolved via mysql_upgrade.exe but still when we try to check a db connection wb will inform about the wrong version however it is not critical and works well.Ĭonclusion : Thus sometimes db connection problems in workbench may be due to itself and not server (if you don’t have other db connection relative problems). When I upgraded from WB 6.0.8-win32 to upper versions to have 64bit performance I had some problems for example on 6.3.5-win圆4 I had a bug in the details view of tables (disordered view) caused me to downgrade to 6.2.5-win圆4.Īs a GUI user, easy forward/backward engineering and db server relative items were working well but when we try to Database>Connect to Database we will have Not connected and will have python error if we try to execute a query however the DB server service is absolutely ran and is working well and this problem is not from the server and is from workbench.
#Database workbench sql server android#
To be up to date for upper versions and later visitors :Ĭurrently I’m working on a win7 64bit having different tools on it including python 2.7.4 as a prerequisite for google android …
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