my sql dont run services - why?
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ReInstall it then or configuration is not correct
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Works Database ? never heard it. its somekind like Microsoft Access?\n\nBut try to learn SQL. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/\nit's a powerfull language for database
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Maybe the server is down. Try again another time, or call the service employees to let them try to help you with your situation.
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Check the syntax of your Update query\n\nIf you are using Transactions\n\nYou may not have committed a transaction.\n\n\nIf u r editing via Enterprise manager , do necessary edits close and open again
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MySQL is not installed by default on Windows. If it is installed (which I don't think it is, then just take it out like any other program.\nWhat I think the problem is, is the web site you are trying to see uses MySQL on their web server and it has broken somehow. Once the web master fixes it you should be able to see the site again.
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If you have a locally running db such as Oracle start it up before opening a new project in VB.\n\nOnce the bd service is running VB has a wizrd to help you locate the db server.  \n\nYou'll need to specify to Oracle and also VB that you want to use ODBC connectivity.\n\nYou'll also need to define how your db information is organized.\n\nFor your needs MS Access might be much easier.\n\nIn any case PHP with MySQL is deifinitely easier.\n\nHope this helps, please vote for me!\n\nJIm
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your probably running to many programs all at once try closeing some running process....this may work and You need to get more memory go out spend some cash on some memory all you need is a cool 1 gig stick or 2 512mb and u should have no problems.... another thing u can try is to format your drive and start all over again with a fresh system but save your drivers this will save u a lot of time....
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You probably (very likely) have a virus. It's disabled your Task Manager so you can't see its process running.\n\nInstall anti-virus software immediately, and be more careful next time.
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Run virus scanners then check your startup applications.  You might have too many applications starting up when you boot your computer.\n\nI also recommend a reformat atleast once a year or every other year.
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I've seen several references of this error using SQL.\n\nAre you accessing a database?  If so, are you sure you JDBC linkage is right, and your SQL is correct?
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not sure what os your running, look in the properties or system settings or system tools for it
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I don't know what is Postgre SQL.\n\nBut i believe anything that you can do with standard SQL, you  can do with Oracle or any other SQL languaje.
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I wish i could give you a definite answer but i cant. I have searched the web and there have been few people who had that problem and none of their posts had any replies.\n\nFirst try shutingdown Micrsoft SQL server or any other that you maybe running. then try installing VB6.\n\nOtherwise backup your databases, uninstall Sql server and ODBC components and try installing VB6 then.\n\nBefore you do any of the above mac sure you have the latest MDAC installed.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6c050fe3-c795-4b7d-b037-185d0506396c&DisplayLang=en
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Run free virus and data miner scans and clean up the start menu as instructed below..\n\nClick: Start, Run, Type in mcconfig and then from the screen un check all you do not need at start up.
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Check your security programs because one of them doesn't allow runing scripts. It could be the firewall...
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Do you get a blue screen saying anything? Sounds like a driver or IRQL mix-up. Any recent changes? Did you run a good anti-virus prog like AVG 7.1? Need more info to help you.
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Your question needs a little more clarity.  Are you reffering to all applications feeding into one database, or creating one database from multiple databases?