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Errors while executing mysql cmds in SUn solaris server
Hi All,
I am using mysql at sun solaris unix(Hp) server. I logged into mysql server with root as user. its logged in properly. Then i used 'show databases' mysql command. its display all the available databases. for example mysql > show databases; It displayed as follows. exampledb1 exampledb2 mysql test Now i used mysql > use exampledb1; its given message called database changed. now i trying to show all the tables under exampledb1 database using the below command. mysql > show tables; Now i am getting one error called ERROR 12: Can't read dir of './exampledb1/' (Errcode: 13) then i tried to drop the exampledb1 database using the below command. mysql> drop database exampledb1; Now i am getting different error. ERROR 1008: Can't drop database 'exampledb1'. Database doesn't exist can you please give me solutions for the above errors? |
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Hi,
Thing is, you're logged in a ROOT. I'm not 100% sure about this but my guess is that you should try login as the DB user instead?. |
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