MySql Connection [HELP]

I need help in MYSQL connection,
I wrote this script and it say that it doesnt found the database.

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
 
Dim sConnect As ADODB.Connection
Dim sRecord As ADODB.Record
Dim sTrconnect As String
 
Set sConnect = New ADODB.Connection
Set sRecord = New ADODB.Record
 
sTrconnect = "Driver={mySQL};Server=84.95.241.143;Port=2222;Option=131072;Stmt=;Database=private_test;Uid=private_test;Pwd=private_test;"
sConnect.ConnectionString = sTrconnect
sConnect.Open
sRecord.Open ("select * from `test`")
 
Label1.Caption = sRecord("title") & sRecord("pass")
 
 
End Sub

What is the problem?


BTW : The space in the Uid section in the connection script doesnt exist in the real script

-k3pos

I tried this too

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
 
Dim sConnect As ADODB.Connection
Dim sRecord As ADODB.Record
Dim sTrconnect As String
 
Set sConnect = New ADODB.Connection
Set sRecord = New ADODB.Record
 
sTrconnect = "Driver={mySQL};Server=http://megaserv.co.il;Port=2222;Option=131072;Stmt=;Database=private_test;Uid=private_test;Pwd=private_test;"
 
With sConnect
    .ConnectionString = sTrconnect
    .Open
End With
 
With sRecord
    .Open ("select * from `test`")
End With
 
Label1.Caption = sRecord("title") & sRecord("pass")
 
End Sub

Ther is a littel change in the connectionstring.
It doesnt work either

-k3pos

I tried this too

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
 
Dim sConnect As ADODB.Connection
Dim sRecord As ADODB.Record
Dim sTrconnect As String
 
Set sConnect = New ADODB.Connection
Set sRecord = New ADODB.Record
 
sTrconnect = "Driver={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};Server=megaserv.co.il;Port=2222;Database=private_test;User=private_test;Password=private_test;Option=3;"
 
With sConnect
    .ConnectionString = sTrconnect
    .Open
End With
 
With sRecord
    .Open ("select * from `test`")
End With
 
Label1.Caption = sRecord("title") & sRecord("pass")
 
End Sub

BY THE WAY THE DATABASE \ PASSWORD \ USERNAME ARE CORRECT

-k3pos

There was no need for 3 separate posts (you can Edit your posts to add the extra info), and no need to re-post the entire code each time - there was only one line that changed (but I had to read it all to find that out).

You appear to be using connection strings for several different versions of connection software.. what version have you got installed on your computer? (you need to use the appropriate connection string for that).


Has the server been set up to allow MySQL databases, or have you just copied the file(s) to the server? (it needs to be set up)

Your port appears to be unusual.. has that port actually been set up on the server?

Is the server aware of where the database is? (eg: if it is not in the 'root' directory, have you specified the path somewhere?)

Can you connect using other software?

Sorry for the three posts i thought it will be easier like that..

1)Yes the mysql is on the network
2)No i dont try tog et other database every time its the same but other servernames
3)The server allows MYSQL database
4)The database exists

I just need an exmaple. the exmples in the site "connectionstrings" arent good, they dont work,, i need real example. :thumb:

-k3pos

I don't know what questions you were answering, but they weren't the ones I asked.

They are real examples, and they work for many other people (tho I must admit that site is lacking explanations!).

The important things to look at are the parts you have changed (such as the Port and Server), and ensure they are correct for the version of the MySQL connection software that you have installed on your computer. You are likely to find more detailed examples/explanations in the documentation that came with it, or on the web page you downloaded it from.

I need an example because i dont understand what to write in ther to make in work

You've already got examples, and you can't get them working, so why do you want more of the same? :confused:

I have already suggested the things you should check, and asked questions about things that are likely to be issues.

Apart from that all I can do is re-iterate where to find more information about what to put in the parameters.. I have never used MySQL, so I can't explain anywhere near as well as the official documentation.

Quote:

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4)The database exists

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What is the name and path of your database?

Path ?? ther is no path to mysql servers. they on inside the server.
server : megaserv.co.il
server_username : private
server_password : private
database_name : private_test
database_username : private_test
database_password : private_test

here is what I normally use

create the connection string in a module

VB Code:

Module Module1
    Public dbConnection As New ADODB.Connection
    Public Inforec As New ADODB.Recordset, SQLSTR As String
    Public dbServer As String, dbName As String, dbUser As String, dbPass As String
    Public Emp_ID As String, Emp_Dept As String
    Public Sub makeMysqlConn()
        dbServer = "xxx.xxx.x.x"
        dbName = "tracktime"
        dbUser = "track"
        dbPass = "track"
        dbConnection = New ADODB.Connection
        dbConnection.ConnectionString = "DRIVER={MySql ODBC 3.51 Driver};" _
            & "SERVER=" & dbServer & ";" _
            & "DATABASE=" & dbName & ";" _
            & "UID=" & dbUser & ";PWD=" & dbPass & ";" _
            & "OPTION=" & 1 + 2 + 8 + 32 + 2048 + 16384
 
    End Sub
 
End Module

then to connect i make a call to the sub

Code:

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 Private Sub frmTrack_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
'call the connectin
        makeMysqlConn()
        dbConnection.CursorLocation = ADODB.CursorLocationEnum.adUseClient
        dbConnection.Open()
        If dbConnection.State = 1 Then
            cboNames.Items.Clear()
            Inforec = New ADODB.Recordset
            With Inforec
                SQLSTR = "Select * from employee"
                .CursorLocation = ADODB.CursorLocationEnum.adUseClient
                .Open(SQLSTR, dbConnection, ADODB.CursorTypeEnum.adOpenStatic, ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockOptimistic)
                If .RecordCount > 0 Then
                    .MoveFirst()
                    Do Until .EOF
                        cboNames.Items.Add(.Fields("name_id").Value.ToString & ". " & Inforec.Fields("name").Value.ToString)
                        .MoveNext()

                    Loop
                End If
                .Close()
            End With
            Inforec = Nothing
            dbConnection.Close()


        Else
            MsgBox("Connection failed", MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Connection State")
        End If
    End Sub

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hope this helps

CundiRob: I don't know if the IP address you put in your example was real or made up, but it looked real to me.

Therefore, I have edited your post and removed it. It is not wise to post real IP address/user ids/passwords/etc in an open post on an open forum.

it is a internal ip on a test server that i reimage every other week. on a internal network

but thanks

I will try.

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
 
Dim sConnect As ADODB.Connection
Dim sRecord As ADODB.Record
Dim sTrconnect As String
Dim dbServer As String
Dim dbName As String
Dim dbUser As String
Dim dbPass As String
 
Set sConnect = New ADODB.Connection
Set sRecord = New ADODB.Record
dbPass = "private"
dbUser = "private"
dbName = "private_test"
dbServer = "megaserv.co.il"
 
sTrconnect = "DRIVER={MySql ODBC 3.51 Driver};" _
            & "SERVER=" & dbServer & ";" _
            & "DATABASE=" & dbName & ";" _
            & "UID=" & dbUser & ";PWD=" & dbPass & ";" _
            & "OPTION=" & 1 + 2 + 8 + 32 + 2048 + 16384
 
With sConnect
    .ConnectionString = sTrconnect
    .Open
End With
 
With sRecord
    .Open ("select * from `test`")
End With
 
Label1.Caption = sRecord("title") & sRecord("pass")
 
End Sub

IT doesnt Work What Is The Problem?

-k3pos

We can't tell - as you haven't told us what error you are getting, or where it is occurring.

Note that the connection string needs the database username/password (which based on your previous post are both "private_test" rather than "private"), as you are connecting directly to the database, not to the server as a whole.