Re: [Fwd: Re: [gnome-db]API reference]

[Rodrigo Moya <rodrigo gnome-db org>]

On 11 May 2001 13:27:05 -0300, Cleber Rodrigues Rosa Junior wrote:
> > I found out the reason: the `clumsy' way used the 
> > //apps/gda/Datasources//<your_new_gda_data_source_name>/ path while the 
> > gnome-db manager apparently uses 
> > //gda/Datasources//<your_new_gda_data_source_name>/.  At least so it 
> > seems from the directory structure in my ~/.gconf.
> 
> I think this path was changed recently, wasn't it??? 
> 
yes, no app in gnome-db/libgda should be using /gda..., but
/apps/gda.... Remove that directory, and if it gets created again,
you're running an old version of some of the parts.
> > 
> > > hmm, you're using MySQL, are you not? and are you sure the table in
> > > question contains data?
> > > 
> > Yes it does. In fact the number of (white, invisible) rows in the result 
> > tables always matches the expected number of results. The contents just 
> > seems to be invisible.
> 
> Try getting the latest version and then try this again. I also use MySQL
> and have had no
> major problems.
> 
hmm, it may be due to an unsupported data type. Coudl you tell us the types
of the fields in that table?

cheers

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