2.70.0 password not saved in connect string designtime
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BOFH
2.70.0 password not saved in connect string designtime
I'm using Visual Studio.NET 2003. I've created a form, added a MySQLConnection at design time, filled in the hostname, username, password, and schema. These are stored properly. The connction string for the control doesn't contain the password though. I've manually added it to the connection string, but after saving, it reverts back to not having the password. I notice this when I generate dataset from from a MySQLDataAdpater at design time or when filling a MySQLDataAdapter at runtime. This didn't happen in 2.50.0. Am I missing a configuration setting or anything of the like?
Re: 2.70.0 password not saved in connect string designtime
It is a known problem and it has been already fixed in MySQLDirect .NET 2.70.1.
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lee
Using grid-based data editor to insert data
I'm trying to edit data using the grid editor at design time, but I keep getting Access for user denied using password no.
When I check the connection the password is there and the connection test passes. I have check the user privileges and they are fine. I use SQLYOG with the same connection info with no problems.
I have only just got the pro version of MySQLDirect and I have hit problems already, I hope this isn’t a taste of things to come.
When I check the connection the password is there and the connection test passes. I have check the user privileges and they are fine. I use SQLYOG with the same connection info with no problems.
I have only just got the pro version of MySQLDirect and I have hit problems already, I hope this isn’t a taste of things to come.
Re: Using grid-based data editor to insert data
Make sure that you have updated MySQLDirect to 2.70.1.lee wrote:I'm trying to edit data using the grid editor at design time, but I keep getting Access for user denied using password no.
MySQLDirect to 2.70.1. is the version I received from Core Lab. I really don’t like one line basic replies. If you’re going to reply please at least make it sound like you either know the answer or have put some time into finding it out. If it were that simple I would have sorted it out myself. I probably sound like a crabby git, but I just hate it when I feel I’m being fobbed off or treated like a tit.
In your first message you didn't say that you already have 2.70.1 version. So I supposed that you have the same one as BOFH.lee wrote:MySQLDirect to 2.70.1. is the version I received from Core Lab.
The matter is that we have applied some fixes connected with password saving. That is the reason of my one-line answer.
Now we should consider to perform additional checks before making further statements about this issue.