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Am trouble shooting the common problem of the scheduled backup not =
executing at the appointed time. Solution revolves around the contents =
of the mysqlx_user_connections.xml but.....I can't find the file!

I am logged on to our WIN2K server as administrator, but within the =
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\ folder there is no \Application =
Data folder (which is supposed to contain a \MySQL folder, which is =
supposed to contain the mysqlx_user_connections.xml file.

I AM using a stored connection to login to MySQL Administrator, because =
when I go to the Tools\Manage Connections menu option, I can see the =
stored connection that I setup when we installed MySQL Administrator.

Do I need to manually create the \Application Data\MySQL folders? And =
then re-save the connection info??
Is the file stored in a different place for MySQL v4.1.12a-nt??

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Versions:
Win2K v5.0 (Build 2195 SP4)
MySQL v4.1.12a-nt


Dan Herron
Sr. Programmer/Analyst/DBA/EDI Administrator
Kittles Home Furnishings
Indianapolis, Indiana
(317) 558-4577
<mailto:dherron [at] kittles.com>


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Herron, Dan wrote:
> Am trouble shooting the common problem of the scheduled backup not executing at the appointed time. Solution revolves around the contents of the mysqlx_user_connections.xml but.....I can't find the file!
>
> I am logged on to our WIN2K server as administrator, but within the C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\ folder there is no \Application Data folder (which is supposed to contain a \MySQL folder, which is supposed to contain the mysqlx_user_connections.xml file.
>
> I AM using a stored connection to login to MySQL Administrator, because when I go to the Tools\Manage Connections menu option, I can see the stored connection that I setup when we installed MySQL Administrator.
>
> Do I need to manually create the \Application Data\MySQL folders? And then re-save the connection info??
> Is the file stored in a different place for MySQL v4.1.12a-nt??
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
>
> Versions:
> Win2K v5.0 (Build 2195 SP4)
> MySQL v4.1.12a-nt
>
>
> Dan Herron
> Sr. Programmer/Analyst/DBA/EDI Administrator
> Kittles Home Furnishings
> Indianapolis, Indiana
> (317) 558-4577
> <mailto:dherron [at] kittles.com>
>
>
>


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