Why are there no tables fetching in MySQL?
I’m using the latest version of the Workbench (5.2.47 CE, Revision 10398) I connect to a remote mySQL Server. After selecting a schema, no tables are fetched. Still “Tables fetching…” appears (for about 15 minutes now). It is just a very small database (6 Tables, no data in them, abount 5 columns per table).
Is there a bug with MySQL fetching forever?
This bug is happening only on a remote connection to the db. Local db connections are fine, and table names display instantly but the remote db stays “fetching..” mode forever. Version 5.2.39 CE Revision 8557. Windows 7, 64bit. Same connection parameters another pc on the team using 5.2.35CD Revistion 7925 works fine!
What does unexpected behavior in MySQL mean?
I have not seen any unexpected behavior, this means the table information and the record selection is displayed at the end.
Why does MySQL Proc not exist on the server?
The table is probably corrupted Get schema contents /var/lib/mysql/mysql.proc does not exist on the server. “locate mysql.proc” returns nothing, so there is no mysql.proc anywhere on the server. Can this be reconstructed somehow, or is the error unrelated?
How to connect to a MySQL database from an external host?
Click on the Remote MySQL icon in the DATABASES section of cPanel. Enter your IP address in the Add Access Host and if required a Comment (e.g. who the IP address belongs to) and click the Add Host button. That will grant access to MySQL for the host you provided. Once added the host will appear in the Manage Access Hosts.
What to do when there are two MySQL db servers?
When there are two MySQL DB servers, can I access data that is stored on the other server? Is the answer really as short as “No”? Then query it like any other table with SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE. You can also do this. Let’s say you’re in the target box (where you want to copy the tables TO):