MySQL
The following exception occurs in ASP.NET (version: 2.0.50727.1433) when you trigger an event on an ASP.Net object that has no ID set, eg clicking on a LinkButton: System.ArgumentException: Invalid postback or callback argument. Event validation is enabled using <pages enableEventValidation="true... in configuration or <%@ Page EnableEventValidation="true" %> in a page. For security purposes, this feature verifies that arguments to postback or callback events originate from the server...
Came across a great multi-vendor db tool today called Aqua from AquaFold. It's much like the Enterprise Manager that comes with MS SQL Server - but, personally I think it's waaaay better - more functionality (intelli-sense would be one of my favourites) etc. It supports most of the main rdbms's: Oracle- 8i/9i/10g DB2 UDB- 7.x/8.x MS SQL Server- 2000/2005/7/MSDE Sybase ASE- 11.x/12.x/15 Sybase Anywhere- 6/7/8/9 Informix (IDS)- 7.x/9.4/10 Postgresql- 7.x/8.0 MySQL- 3.x/4.x/5 Generic JDBC[tm] Generic...
These notes apply to PhpMyAdmin 2.6.4-pl3 on a Windows box (in my case XP Pro). PHP v 5 (5.1.4): Unzip download eg into c:\php Add the php dir to the PATH environment variable. Copy php.ini-dist into windows dir (eg c:\windows) as php.ini (the php install docs incorrectly state that you only need to add the php dir to the PATH env var - and dont have to move any files into the windows dirs - however that's bollocks - at a bear minimum you need the ini in your windows dir.) NOTE: This is the development...
This seems to be quite a common error for many people installing PhpMyAdmin for the first time. The phpmyadmin (pma) docs mention it - basically stating that the mysql client is out of date. In the past I've solved this by updating my version php, and also by using the manual install as the windows installer package uses (well it used to) an old version of the mysql client library. However today I discovered a simple workaround here (thanks a million to Ram Prasad who posted it!!!!) - and what a...
What a pile of b-grade sh*t - you download & install a fresh install of mysql... then open the manual to get this message. So I try downloading a new copy from the mysql web site - under Documentation (duh)... this time the help file loads... and shows the table of contents.. but no details (Page cannot be found error). Hell, even the old v3 versions had help files that worked - what a pile of sh*t - no wonder it's free :-p t