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MySQL 5 access via old MySQL-Front 2.5

Old mysqlfront access to mysql5

Kusma!!!, Now I know how to make old mysql front ver 2.5 which created on 2002 and using libmysql from mysql 3.23 accessing mysql5 server. I just realized this when Andry complaining and whining can’t access Ivory DB on new server which also mysql5 using his old mysql-front. He said, he can use mysql-front 2.5 accessing Mysql server 5 on his localhost and BOX server.

Now, if I can make sure old mysql-front program accessing mysql server 5 this will make major leap!!!
old zeos component (which also based on libmysql from mysql 3.23) for delphi 5 now can access Mysql 5 server. God know what happen when mysql5 take control, replacing old and dull mysql4. We can make master-master replication, clustering mysql server or make mysql serve faster by running mysql proxy. But it depend on how much the company will spend money for investing on hardware (and pay me of course to execute it)

Kusma, do you want to know how to enable Mysql server 5 to acknowledge old mysql-front program to access it? if so comment to this article please :D

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3 Responses to “MySQL 5 access via old MySQL-Front 2.5”

  1. centeng Says:
    August 7th, 2008 at 1:43 pm

    waw,good job amin… :)

  2. kumay.web.id Says:
    August 8th, 2008 at 2:24 pm

    Your picture has proved it.
    mysql server version = 5.0.45
    client library version = 3.23.52
    Waw… you made it work… Great

    Need more time, to make sure everything running well on this configuration, before move to other big step.

    Btw,
    Do you put old-passwords into my.ini in the [mysqld] section ?
    or….

    I’m hungry for your information slurp..slurp..

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    May 20th, 2010 at 12:30 pm

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