I have faced the same problem which took me a very long time to solve.
Here are the steps I did hoping it will help you:
1- Install Mysql on d drive and not under c drive. That was clearly stated.
2- In your command line, stop at mysql "cd d:\mysql"
3- mysql>bin\mysqld-shareware --basedire d:\mysq
At 11:36 18/05/2001 -0400, Michael Britton wrote:
Hi,
That error message should means: the server wasn't started or the
client wasn't able to connect for privileges issues.
The server you should use is: mysqld-nt.exe
The recommended way on NT is as service so install it by:
\mysql\bin\mysqld-n
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> > Hi Chad
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> > You do not need a Telnet client. Just install Myodbc and the mysql client.
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 11:47 AM
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> Hi Chad
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> You do not need a Telnet client. Just install Myodbc and the mysql client.
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> To connect to your server, type "mysql -h yo
Hi Chad
You do not need a Telnet client. Just install Myodbc and the mysql client.
To connect to your server, type "mysql -h yourhostname -u userID"
If you defined a password for the userID, add -p at the end of the line. The
system will prompt you for the password. See manual for more options.
Doesn't MySQL on NT support networking? You should be able to install the
mysql client on the workstation and give it the IP address, port number and
database name on the server to connect. You don't have to install telnet.
I don't use NT, so if there really is some reason MySQL on NT won't work
