MySQL Error!

MySQL Error!
The Error returned was:
Data too long for column 'useragent' at row 1
Error Number:
1406

The SQL query that you quote is garbage. At best it looks like the where clause of a select statement. From what you describe, it sounds like phpmyadmin has some issues, since that's probably the program issuing the SQL statement(s).
I have little MySQL experience and no php experience, so I can't get into more detail.
Roger

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Thanks for your time Ken and I have uninstalled and reinstalled but its still the same. The only thing I can think of is I installed zone alarm and since then its not work.

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MySQL error (2002) in Windows

I'm using Dreamweaver 9 in Windows with a Apache, PHP5 and
MySQL4.1. My webserver works fine. But Dreamweaver can't create
database connection to MySQL. It gives me a MySQL error 2002 and
referes to that /tmp/mysql.sock is missing.
What should I do to get this to work? Am I missing something
here? MySQL Query tool etc all work fine. But Dreamweaver can't
connect to MySQL for some reason.

chunkeung wrote:
> When I login into
> PHPMyAdmin I see that the Server is "Localhost via UNIX
socket" so I put that
> into my setting in dreamweaver for the "MySQL server"
but on the hosting that
> giving me that #2002 error message their Server is
"127.0.0.1 via TCP/IP" and I
> tried to put in 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost but it
still doesn't work and
> gives me this error message.
localhost and 127.0.0.1 are the same thing. All you need is
"localhost"
or "127.0.0.1" (without the quotes). The "via UNIX socket"
and "via
TCP/IP" are simply descriptions of the type of connection.
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HI
Never had this problum before so not sure why now.
MySQL Error#:2002
A connection attempt faild because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection faild because connected host has failed to respond
Any help please?

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I used phpMyAdmin to insert several new rows in a database
table, then I
suddenly hit a brick wall with this error message:
MySQL said:
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the
manual that
corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax
to use
near '(`Key2`, `ID`, `Site2`, `Articles`, `Contents`,
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('19', 'China'' at line 1
I think this is the same error message I used to get on my PC
every now
and then. It doesn't offer any clues as to the nature of the
problem,
and it isn't easy to track down via Google.
I think I either fixed it or found a workaround once before,
but I can't
recall the solution. I don't know if it was a related problem
or
something entirely different, but I think I recall a
situation where my
database table's cardinality was limited to a certain number,
and it
wouldn't allow me to insert any additional rows for some
reason. But I
don't know if that's the problem in this case or not.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

David Powers wrote:
> David Blomstrom wrote:
>> I used phpMyAdmin to insert several new rows in a
database table, then
>> I suddenly hit a brick wall with this error message:
>>
>> MySQL said:
>> #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check
the manual that
>> corresponds to your MySQL server version for the
right syntax to use
>> near '(`Key2`, `ID`, `Site2`, `Articles`,
`Contents`, `Links`) VALUES
>> ('19', 'China'' at line 1
>>
>> I think this is the same error message I used to get
on my PC every
>> now and then. It doesn't offer any clues as to the
nature of the problem,
>
> The error message has nothing to do with PC or Mac. It's
a MySQL error
> message, and it's very precise. It not only tells you
that you have a
> syntax error in your SQL query; it tells you exactly
where the error is:
> near '(`Key2`, `ID`,...'
>
> In other words, the syntax error immediately precedes
(`Key2`, `ID`,...
>
> You need to examine the SQL itself to determine the
nature of the syntax
> error.
>
Thanks for the tip, though I'm still confused. I simply used
phpMyAdmin
to insert a new row, then began by typing "19" into the first
available
space. There is nothing before that. I don't know how to
examine the
"SQL itself," as there is none that I'm aware of.
I simply inserted a few values, as I had done on several
previous
occasions. I then experimented by NOT inserting certain
values and by
inserting different values, but nothing worked.
I tracked "1064" through Google, and the problems appear to
be all over
the map. One guy said his database table was too big, and he
solved the
problem by breaking it up into several smaller tables.
At any rate, I finally created a new table and imported a CSV
file that
automatically filled a few fields for several hundred rows.
That
automatically created the rows I need, and I was then able to
insert
articles where needed.
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1. It happens with most all the sites using cPanel as control panel.
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MySQL Error#: 1045 Not Explained

I have had this error, and found a zillion posts on the web
asking for a solution, and never found a solution. But I've kind of
figured out what's going on and I'd like to know exactly how and
why it does what it does.
I have a Linux box lemon running MySQL, and a Windows XP
client orange. From orange I can connect using mysql command line
client (mysql -u root -p -h lemon mydatabase). I can also connect
using ODBC (by creating an ODBC connection in Control Panel and
testing the connection).
When I try to connect to lemon/root/password in Dreamweaver
CS3 by creating a MySQL Connection it fails with...
MySQL Error#: 1045
Access denied for user root@lemon (using password:YES)
(This is what a ton of posts complain about with lame
responses like - you got the password wrong).
So what I discover is that in Dreamweaver I have to set up
the connection using localhost instead of lemon. (NOTE: Dreamweaver
is running on orange - not lemon, where the MySQL server is
running!)
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So I fiddle a bit and find that if I go into Manage Sites and
change the name of the FTP host under Testing Server that the
connection to localhost breaks - so somehow the MySQL connection is
being made using the FTP host.
How is Dreamweaver making a MySQL connection using lemon as
the FTP server and localhost (orange) as the MySQL server, when it
is lemon that is the MySQL server???

.oO(nevdelap)
>I have had this error, and found a zillion posts on the
web asking for a
>solution, and never found a solution. But I've kind of
figured out what's going
>on and I'd like to know exactly how and why it does what
it does.
>
> I have a Linux box lemon running MySQL, and a Windows XP
client orange. From
>orange I can connect using mysql command line client
(mysql -u root -p -h lemon
>mydatabase). I can also connect using ODBC (by creating
an ODBC connection in
>Control Panel and testing the connection).
You know that working on a DB as root is a bad idea? You
should create a
normal account for the daily work and login as root only for
maintenance
or configuration stuff.
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16575#userAccount
> When I try to connect to lemon/root/password in
Dreamweaver CS3 by creating a
>MySQL Connection it fails with...
>
> MySQL Error#: 1045
> Access denied for user root@lemon (using password:YES)
>
> (This is what a ton of posts complain about with lame
responses like - you got
>the password wrong).
>
> So what I discover is that in Dreamweaver I have to set
up the connection
>using localhost instead of lemon. (NOTE: Dreamweaver is
running on orange - not
>lemon, where the MySQL server is running!)
>
> So I wonder - what the!!! The database is not on
localhost.
Every machine is a localhost from its own point of view.
Since the DB
and probably your scripts both run on lemon, from their point
of view
that machine is the localhost and PHP has to open a
connection to
'localhost' in order to connect to the DB. This is the most
common setup
if PHP and MySQL run on the same machine.
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16575#dbconn
But one thing confuses me. You said you can connect from your
Windows
box, using the command line:
mysql -uroot -p -hlemon mydatabase
Does the same command also work if invoked directly on the
Linux box or
does it cause an "Access denied"?
> So I fiddle a bit and find that if I go into Manage
Sites and change the name
>of the FTP host under Testing Server that the connection
to localhost breaks -
>so somehow the MySQL connection is being made using the
FTP host.
>
> How is Dreamweaver making a MySQL connection using lemon
as the FTP server and
>localhost (orange) as the MySQL server, when it is lemon
that is the MySQL
>server???
FTP is used to transfer the scripts to the server.
Micha

Dreamweaver 8 bindings - to MySQL, error code 500

Hello!
Well, I've spent five days searching online forums, and a few
posts come close to my problem, but not getting any clues to a
solution. I hope one of the resident experts or members could shed
some light...
Windows XP
Dreamweaver 8.0.2 (just upgraded - same problem)
- Used setup-v1.17-apache-2.2.2-win32.exe for setup - from
devside.net PHP 5.2.0-dev MySQL 4.1.7 (installed new after package.
Have two instances of mysql on my system - one active, one in
manual-inactive)
- All was going well until trying to establish bindings in
Dreamweaver. PHP is up and running. MySQL loaded, and database
connection fine. Bindings gets the error... "HTTP Error Code 500
Internal Server Error"
Just getting back to it... Again, thank you for your help!
Dreamweaver 8 has support for PHP 5. Version I'm using is
5.2.0. MX specifies versions 4.x and above are required. I'll have
to research if the support cuts off at 5.0.
My Connections file: conn_newland.php (I'm following the book
tutorial):
<?php
# FileName="Connection_php_mysql.htm"
# Type="MYSQL"
# HTTP="true"
$hostname_conn_newland = "localhost";
$database_conn_newland = "newland_tours";
$username_conn_newland = "root";
$password_conn_newland = "";
$conn_newland = mysql_pconnect($hostname_conn_newland,
$username_conn_newland, $password_conn_newland) or
die(mysql_error());
$Recordset1 = mysql_query("SHOW variables", $Connection1);
echo "<table border=1 width=100%>";
while ($row_Recordset1 = mysql_fetch_assoc($Recordset1)) {
echo
"<tr><td>".$row_Recordset1['Variable_name']."</td><td>".$row_Recordset1['Value']."</td></ tr>";
echo "</table>";
?>
Recordset parameters I entered in bindings:
Name: rs_journal
Connection: conn_newland
Table: tbl_journal
Columns: Selected - journalID, journal_entry
Filter: none
Sort: journalID Descending
Clicking Test gives: "HTTP Error Code 500 Internal Server
Error"
By the way, the reason I didn't specify a password in "root'
is that I had a problem before that I didn't know enough to
overcome, so had to reinstall MySQL. However, the same error occurs
if I specify another user name and password (previously set up).
7:30 pm -
Adding to this post...
I found the following at
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_16515.
However, it appears it may be referring only to Dreamweaver MX 2004
on Mac OS X. I have Dreamweaver 8 on Windows XP:
Verify that the connection scripts are up on the server
This section is related to the section above. In a web
browser, browse to the URL prefix you have defined in the Testing
Server category of the site definition and add
/_mmServerScripts/MMHTTPDB.php. For example:
http:/myserver/mysite/_mmServerScripts/MMHTTPDB.php. If things are
working correctly, you should see something like the following text
returned in the web browser:
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c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\_mmServerScripts\MMHTTPDB.php on line 13
Notice: Undefined variable: oConn in
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\_mmServerScripts\MMHTTPDB.php on line 20
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(only thing that appears):
The files from the _mmServerScripts folder are for the server
model PHP-MySQL. You try to connect to a database using a different
server model . Please remove this folder outside the Dreamweaver
environment on both local and testing machines and try again.\n
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in possible interpretations.
Previous attempts made to solve:
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recommended directory (outside the www directory). I now have two
instances of MySQL on my local server - one set to automatic
loading and the other manual (switched off)
- one post suggested problem might be with ODBC - installed
SQL ODBC with mysql-connector-odbc-3.51.12-win32.msi. However, I
don't have a clue as to whether it's connected to anything...
- successfully connected to SQL database through root without
password and specific logon and password. No difference.
- other posts suggest problem could reside in php.ini,
htaccess, my.ini (SQL). I know where to find them, but don't have
an understanding of what parameters to shift, if any. One post
suggested a port problem, and I did see a port problem, presently
set to 3306.
From what I've been able to gather, this has been recognized
as an issue before, but there doesn't seem to be any documentation
online (or at least what I've been able to find) dealing with this.
And any mention of the problem that I've seen references
Dreamweaver MX, not 8, although I don't think the version
difference is a significant issue.
This error must be relatively rare, or I'd see more out there
about it. Still, I hope that at least one of the community experts
may have come across it.
Will be waiting with bated breath -- at least for a few
days...
Thanks!
Joe

Hello,
I have also had the same error - namely that whilst I could connect via ftp, upload/download files, and view database tables, any attempt to view of modify recordsets resulted in error 500.
Having checked other potential causes (e.g. selection/non-selection use of passive FTP setting, enabling of php, etc.), on the back of posts here I contacted my host and asked if if could relate to mod security, as further investigation revealed that the issue only occurred on sites where mod security had not been disabled (I don't like to disable mod security for obvious reasons - and I'm told you can't do that site by site with apache2 anyway).
After a few false starts, the problem was resolved - with the following response from my host: "The false positives were being generated by "/_mmServerScripts/MMHTTPDB.php" and that is what we've worked around in the rules. As such, any domain on [servername] using that script in the same way shouldn't generate a false-positive moving forward."
So it seems the answer (assuming your on an apache server of course) may be to modify the rules to allow full access for MMHTTPDB.php.
I hope that is of help to some.

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