Instead I added this to my my. On Windows, the username is set to ODBC for some reason unknown to me. Read this page (part of the tutorial) about connecting to the server.
Include a TIMESTAMP in all tables that you want to be able to update. I have no physical access to that server and I do not know the. I still thing that you must omit some parameter when establishing connection. ODBC Connection to Remote Server User Access Denied I have a hosted MySQL Database (.Community). I have created a user that is not root and have granted the desired privileges to that user and assigned the user to the appropriate database.
What was the type of DSN? Using password: YES) My IIS server has something to do with this? Because when i run the MySQl from my machine and connect on localhost (12.) i have no problems at all. Is it only a problem with the permition?
I know my database name, user , pwd are all correct. Cannot login to mysql with non root user from command line. If so, Is there need to have the user named ODBC in mysql database. I have downloaded a opensource php application to run on our company intranet.
First I would like to provide my complete. FederatedDataSourceException: One or more connections in this data source need attention: live-symfony-cluster. User authentication only tries the first match, so the user you created never gets noticed when your host is localhost (or your server name). Delete these two from the mysql.
Or, the mysql_secure_installation script can do this for you, although I tend to prefer doing things manually. I tried to use the MySQL ODBC 3. It failed with the message Connection Failed: Access denied for user. I did all the usual debugging, such as checking connection settings to no avail. The Access Denied Reason.
So after you grant select global privilege to the user , then the issue will be fixed. Grant Privilege To User Through MySQL Workbench. Problem with new MySQL Workbench connection. Am I missing something? LabVIEW will insert escape characters by default into string constants.
This may be modifying your string an an expected way when it goes out to the command prompt. Look carefully at how the escape. Welcome to LinuxQuestions.
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