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From: Marion H. <hak...@cs...> - 2002-02-27 02:28:17
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Colin, Thanks for being so gentle (:-). I think I wasn't clear enough, so will try again. Suppose I connect to the mysql port on "dbserver" host, and I can't remember what databases are there. How do I get (or browse/select-from) a list? In kmysql, it puts up a tree display (like squirrel-sql does for the tables in a particular database) listing all databases on the server, and I can "open" a database to see what tables it has, and so on. Sorry to seem like I'm harping on kmysql, it just happens to be one I'm familiar with. Regards, Marion > Hi Marion, > > If I understand you correctly this should be working. In my case I have 2 > databases, test and rupert. I can log into rupert and issue the command > > select * from test.cb01 > > and retrieve the results from the test database. > > or I can issue the following commands successfully: > > use test; > select * from cb01 > > I'm using a slightly older version of the driver (2.0.7) but a slightly more > uptodate version of MySQL (3.23.35a). > > If its not working one possibility is permissions on the profiles that you > use to log in with. I don't have security setup on my test databases. > > Hope this helps > > Col > > PS I hope I wasn't too hard on you <grin/> |
