I think the 'mysql' client with MariaDB has a similar problem as it has
with MySQL - refer?
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=70443
MariaDB installer installs my.ini to /datadir - what with MariaDB is a
subfolder to /basedir.
The server will look for it correctly as the registry key defining the
s
Hi Mark,
On 26 Sep 2013, at 22:50, MARK CALLAGHAN wrote:
> If Yoshi's slides are only to serve as fodder in the MariaDB v MySQL
> marketing battle then I hope they don't get published.
>
No, these are not the only bits of fodder. I was focusing on something that you
might have had some clos
The command line clients are not services, and they are not started with
--defaults-file, this is correct.
But
1.We install shortcut to mysql client and shortcut does have --defaults-file ,
and the default-file points to the right place, i.e whenever you installed the
mysql server insta
Thanks wlad for explanation, but this applies to 'shortcuts' (in start
menu) only I think, as I understand your reply.
If I navigate ('cd ..') to the /datadir where my.ini resides and launch
'mysql' from commnd line I will need to specify --defaults-file on the
command line, right? If not the clie
Please ignore wrong block quote here - stupid mail on iPhone won't paste
without it
> You know, windows does have easy ways to change the path and add variables to
> the environment without forcing shell invocation. It is just that in the
> case of VS you might cross-compile or choose to compil
Justin, I appreciate your opinion, and if MySQL on Windows would not support
multiple versions running on the same machine, I would agree.
But since we (and/or generations of programmers before me) chose to support
multiple version of MySQL coexisting on the same machine, and I did not want to
Current directory does not play any role in choosing defaults file. You indeed
need either to specify –defauilts-file, or set MYSQL_HOME, or the bdefault
logic of finding my.ini will apply
On the other hand, I rarely find myself in need to use my.ini for clients. In
doubt, I provide –port , an
On Windows multiple MySQL servers run (if only they have distinct basedir,
datadir, port (and/or pipe) and service name). This is how Windows manages
servides (daemons) simply!
And BTW: this is the reason why Windows is a comfortable platform for
application testing if you want to test an applicat
"I rarely find myself in need to use my.ini for clients". Not me either
except for max_allowed_packet (what is implemented in both server and
client) that user want to set to INSERT table rows with photographs (.jpg's
typically) to a table.
And the 'mysql' command line client has a default max_al
Am 27.09.2013 20:28, schrieb Peter Laursen:
> On Windows multiple MySQL servers run (if only they have distinct basedir,
> datadir, port (and/or pipe) and service
> name). This is how Windows manages servides (daemons) simply!
>
> And BTW: this is the reason why Windows is a comfortable platfor
Hello,
A new question has been asked in "General FAQ" by juanito1969:
Hello there. Greetings from México.
I hope you can help me with the next case:
I am using a knoppix's live-dvd.
My pc has an independent logical-partition used for programs and data storage.
I
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