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2010-02-04 17:23
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Which is your MySQL version?
Can the MySQL access to the file system root directory (/) and create files? |
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2010-02-04 17:28
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Reminder sent to: mboffelli Which is your MySQL version?
Can the MySQL access to the file system root directory (/) and create files? |
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mboffelli
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2010-02-04 17:37
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Mysql version 5.0.33
Second question, I asumme yes, is a production database server where other databases are currently running. Maybe it's missing some user creation or grant in the mysql db prior running creation scripts.
Although I insist, scripts are trying to run oracle commands, not mysql commands, as you can see in the capture, mysql hasn't got "tablespaces", it's oracle. |
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2010-02-04 17:41
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Yes of course, MySQL hasn't the "tablespace" concept until the 5.1 version.
Minimum requirement for Oberon is MySQL 5.1.x; please read the installation guide:
http://www.imarche.net/oberon/install.php#mysql [^]
The MySQL 5.1 supports the InnoDB engine (with tablespaces) and transactions like Oracle
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mboffelli
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2010-02-04 18:41
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Sorry, didn't notice about the difference between mysql versions.
Thanks & regards. |
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2010-02-04 21:05
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Reminder sent to: mboffelli Please open new issue if you need more help. We will replay you as soon as possible! |
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