Bug in MySQL Control Center 0.8.10 for Windows

I have come across the following bug in MySQL Control Center 0.8.10 Beta for
Windows:

When you have two databases that are identicle (ie, a master and a slave) and you
connect to both databases (one on a server and one on the local machine) when you
open a table listing for one database and open a table, then open the second
database, and it still reads from the first database that you opened unless you click
on the refresh button.

How-To-Repeat:
Create two identicle database servers on two different machines, connect to both
using MySQL Control Center, open both databases so that it shows the tables under the
database on the left hand side (i.e. on the navigation bar it shows:

Server1:
Databases:
TestDB
Tables
Server Administration
User Administration
Server2:
Databases:
TestDB
Tables
Server Administration
User Administration

Click on tables under server1, double click on one of the tables shown on the right
hand side.

Close the window that shows the rows returned

Clock on tables under server2, double click the same table on the right hand side as
previously

MySQL Control center returns the rows from Server1 instead of server2

Note: It does the same thing if you try to edit the table structure.
Additional Note: Test was performed on database using InnoDB tables.

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Re: Bug in MySQL Control Center 0.8.10 for Windows

Hi!

Thanks for your bug-report. I was just able to replicate this and will be
fixed for 0.8.11

Regards,
Jorge
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----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 3:19 PM
Subject: Bug in MySQL Control Center 0.8.10 for Windows


> I have come across the following bug in MySQL Control Center 0.8.10 Beta
for
> Windows:
>
> When you have two databases that are identicle (ie, a master and a slave)
and you
> connect to both databases (one on a server and one on the local machine)
when you
> open a table listing for one database and open a table, then open the
second
> database, and it still reads from the first database that you opened
unless you click
> on the refresh button.
>
> How-To-Repeat:
> Create two identicle database servers on two different machines, connect
to both
> using MySQL Control Center, open both databases so that it shows the
tables under the
> database on the left hand side (i.e. on the navigation bar it shows:
>
> Server1:
> Databases:
> TestDB
> Tables
> Server Administration
> User Administration
> Server2:
> Databases:
> TestDB
> Tables
> Server Administration
> User Administration
>
> Click on tables under server1, double click on one of the tables shown on
the right
> hand side.
>
> Close the window that shows the rows returned
>
> Clock on tables under server2, double click the same table on the right
hand side as
> previously
>
> MySQL Control center returns the rows from Server1 instead of server2
>
> Note: It does the same thing if you try to edit the table structure.
> Additional Note: Test was performed on database using InnoDB tables.
>
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Re: Bug in MySQL Control Center

Herminio,

I'm unable to reproduce this bug with 0.8.10. Can you please send me the
exact steps I should follow to reproduce it ?

Thanks for the bug report.

Regards,
Jorge
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----- Original Message -----
From: "HERMINIOJS"
To:
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 7:08 AM
Subject: Bug in MySQL Control Center


> Hi,
>
> First of all I want to congratulate you for the MySQL Control Center
> development, it's a very useful tool.
>
> I was working with the 0.8.5 -beta and today upgraded to 0.8.10-beta,
> the new one, because I found a BIG error in the pannel that allows the
> user to insert, update or delete a record.
>
> The error is still in this new release.
>
> The error consists in that the subrutine that get the information that
> the user entered into the field and compose the SQL that create or
> update the record.
>
> I send you attached a screen capture of the data and the SQL that the
> softare generates. It fails when the field is empty... the software
> should generate NULL when the users empties a field, isnt`t it?
>
> Greetings from Alicante (Spain)
> Herminio J
>
>
>



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