Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DBI::mysql fetch() without execute() PROBLEM

even if you don't have a password you should still put in the username. I'm not sure what you mean by \s. You should also make sure your mysql database is running. (i.e. Can you connect to it using the mysql client?).

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DBI::mysql fetch() without execute() PROBLEM by peppiv (Curate) on Jan 23, 2002 at 21:37 UTC
Things I've learned. \s is the command you type in when you're in the mysql client. It tells you lots of cool information. Who you're logged in as, your connection, etc. Very neat. Also, I've learned to run "top" in Telnet. It tells me all the processes running. Including the mysqld.	[reply]
(To many Re's:) DBI::mysql fetch() without execute() PROBLEM by cfreak (Chaplain) on Jan 24, 2002 at 00:40 UTC
That's cool I'll have to check that out, I didn't know about it. And yes 'top' is a very useful tool. 'ps aux' also gives good information on running processes.	[reply]


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