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The MYSQL provider in the connection string...is that an address to the bin file?

I don't think I made a user name or password. Well I know there a password to login in for the Mysql connection client, but no username.

which one, there seems to be a lot of .net strings. Its a local connection, so I shouldn't need to worry about inlcuding a port number. I saw a .net oledbconnection but I thought oledb was for access. Well, I'll try one and see what happens.

I was looking for a way to use the database connection wizard in express 2008 vb.net. It wouldn't let me add the MySQL service. Also, it only gave me 3 database options to connect to, none of which was MySQL. Help. Greg

I set a MySQL 5.0 configured instance on my machine a few months ago and did nothing with it. I set a password and now I can't remember what it was. Is there a backdoor method getting it. I tried uninstalling the whole thing and setting it back up but when I got to hte password portion it...

I want to develop and deploy an inventory app using SQL server. I have worked with it before but never really deployed it as a single licence/deployment package? What do I actually need for that. I have MSoft SQL Server 2005 on my computer. THen it reads configuration tools. It doesn't seem...

I am creating some inventory tracking software. simple but the problem is if I wanted to install this on another computer that doesn't have the same database software, what are my options. I really don't want flat file and I would like to package this thing in one deployment. IS there any...

There are others (at the company)taking care of this problem, thank you for your input.

AS I am waiting for the sysdba password I was wondering if running the startup wouldup somehow tell me what went wrong?

I am running code on an oracle 9i database. The two areas that I have been developing in have recently crashed with this error: ORA 01034 Oracle not available ORA 27101 Shared memory realm does not exist I am not as much a pessimist as I once was but it seems that I could be doing something...

Your the man, that worked great!!

I copied over wrong at the very top. You were right, there is no 4th /

Here are the working lines: cat test_convert_cos.sql | sed 's/SES_ID_INPUT/'$SES_ID'/' > junk cat junk | sed 's/OUTPUT_FILE_NAME/'$NAME'/'> junk2 cat junk2 | sed 's/test/'$NAME'/'> $NAME.sql

The SI was actually a $SI, but yes it worked. The syntax is proper to my knowledge.

ses_id 4310 name ET0501

That is an improved error. What I would try normally gave me a 'garbled' error.

Did that work for you? I got a suffix to large error.

and I forgot to mention that the thing I tried the second time did not work.

This code does 3 things is cshell. It changes the SES_ID_INPUT, OUTPUT_FILE_NAME, and test text in an sql file prior to running it. So far I been unsuccessful in trying to trim this down into one statement. cat gen_query.sql | sed 's/ SI'/SES_ID_INPUT/'$SES_ID'/'>junk cat junk | sed...

I am trying to write a script that searches a file, finds a marker like 'test.txt' and replace it with a new file name. Someone today mentioned to me the 'sed' function. It looks extremely flexible. So flexible that I would need help in writing it. Thanks Greg