A problem under windows 2003

Dear Sir,

I installed mySQL on window 2000, it worked find. After I upgraded window
2000 to 2003, and mySQL is not working any more.

I use mySQL version 4.0, and ODBC version 3.51. I uninstalled and reinstalled
the program after I've upgraded windows.

When I run winmysqladmin.exe version 1.4, it give me the error message as
follows: "Access violation at address 0040289D in

winmysqladmin.exe read of address 00000000". I notice Local IP Address field
is blank.

When my machine connected with internet, it runs without a problem, and Local
IP Address field has my localhost IP address.

I don't know is this I setup something wrong or it's a bug in this program.

Please help me to fix this problem, thank you very much for your help.

Alice

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Re: A problem under windows 2003

At 15:33 24/7/2003 -0400, Alicelu888@aol.com wrote:
Hi,

>Dear Sir,
>
>I installed mySQL on window 2000, it worked find. After I upgraded window
>2000 to 2003, and mySQL is not working any more.
>
>I use mySQL version 4.0, and ODBC version 3.51. I uninstalled and=
reinstalled
>the program after I've upgraded windows.
>
>When I run winmysqladmin.exe version 1.4, it give me the error message as
>follows: "Access violation at address 0040289D in

The above message error i only saw on Win95 when the winsock2
wasn't installed. Then please verify if the TCP/IP service
is working for the user you are running/installed MySQL.

For this try to start the server with the below command
line:

mysqld-nt --standalone --console

and take a look at the message errors.

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