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• Re: MySQL v5, IIS6, and ASP.NET

  I have been hearing a lot about the connection closing issue recently. I wonder when mysql will release the next driver version. Hopefully it will take care of that pesky closing issue.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/4/2006

• Re: web.config and mysql

  I did not know there was an known issue 1.0.7. odbc seems to be the way to go

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/3/2006

• Re: web.config and mysql

  My connection string works when I put it in the code directly. There is no need to use a dsn since I am using the .net connector. I messed with the file a bit and got all the bugs out. now i just need to worry about my select statement and my expressions. I will clean that up today. good call on the dsn. that would make life easy.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/2/2006

• web.config and mysql

  Hey all, I am having issue with my web.config and mysql connection. I need to know if i am missing something Here is how it looks. <appSettings> <add key= "conString" Value ="data source=myserver; uid= xxxxxxx; pass=xxxxxx database= xxxxxx" /> </appSettings> now from everything that i am reading that should work, ut of course it is not working. Thanks for the help

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/1/2006

• Re: mysqldump

  you may not want to do that from a script as your script may time out and you have no way to verify the data intgrity. Which would defeat the purpose of the backup. you may want to look in to a scheduled task and use something like MySQL Administrator, or navicat to automaticly backup your database. If you execute this as root you could be putting your server at a huge security risk. But if it must be done, then I would belive you would execute it like a regular query. but instead of outputting it

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/1/2006

• Re: Betreft: MySQL database question

  the easiest way to restore a MySQL database is to use MySQL admin from MySQL it is free and will do all the work with just a few clicks.

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/1/2006

• Re: MySQL v5, IIS6, and ASP.NET

  Josh you should use the native .net connector for MySQL it is way faster than the odbc. I have installed MySQL5 on my test box and it ran like a champ. here is a connection string that I use all I had to do was import and be sure to put the dll in the bin file. <%@ import namespace="MySql.Data.mysqlclient" %> 'database connection and query myconn = new MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlConnection ("Server=xxxxx;Database=xxxx;Uid=xxxx;Pwd=xxxx;") myconn.open()

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by kenpatt on 2/1/2006

• retrieve image from database then resize it before rendering on webpage

  Here is my issue. I am trying to figure out the best way to pull an image from a database(the database holds the location of the image not the blob itself). Then while it is in memory resize the full sized image to a thumbnail. I have the query that I want to use which is: <%@ page explicit="true" language="vb" debug="true" %> <%@ import namespace="system.data" %> <%@ import namespace="MySql.Data.mysqlclient" %> Sub page_load If not ispostback then 'variables Dim myConn as MySql

  Posted to System.Drawing/GDI+ (Forum) by kenpatt on 1/30/2006