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    Trying to find my MySQL tables

    Using A5v10.5 on a windows7 machine. I have created a MySQL database, Customer_Build.mwb with six tables. This database is on an external hard drive so I can use two different laptops for development. By simply connecting the USB hard drive to either one of the two laptops I can access all of my databases and files. In A5 when I select >Alpha DAO Connection strings, then select "New" to build a new connection, then name the connection, and select build, I am at the Create SQL Connection String dialog. I select a Connection Type of MySQL, and enter hostname (in this case 'Localhost'), port, username, and password. At this point I see no option to enter the path to my external hard drive in order to get to the MySQL database that I created. I have tried just typing in the path in the connection string, but I am not sure of the syntax or if i can even do that? The Create SQL Connection String dialog accepts and saves the connection string which I build by typing in the path, but the Database Explorer does not find the tables. Any help would be much appreciated.
    Mike

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    Re: Trying to find my MySQL tables

    it has to do with the data directory in MySQL
    I saw this article see if it helps
    http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?58,110338,110338
    thanks for reading

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      Re: Trying to find my MySQL tables

      Mike,

      The mwb file is not a MySQL data file - it's a workbench model - you need to create the database from this model.

      Check out the following link:

      http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...wb-to-sql-file

      I have never tried to put the data files on an external drive, and then have two computers with MySQL Server installed on them pointing to the external database..

      I normally have a machine dedicated to hosting the MySQL database, and then just have multiple development computers on my network with Alpha and a connection string that points to this central MySQL server.

      Let me know if you get this working...
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