Good day
I am trying to setup my first TeamCity instance. I'm running windows 2016 server with mysql. I'm busy setting up the database connection and i'm getting the error.
The MySQL JDBC driver is not found in the C:\ProgramData\JetBrains\TeamCity\lib\jdbc directory.
Copy the driver .jar file to the directory. You can download it at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j.
For the MySQL server version 5.5 or higher, use the JDBC driver version 5.1.23 or higher.
But if i go to that link it doesn't give me the option to download a version for windows, it just has unix OS versions. Any help would be appreciated. ive been googling the issue but cant seem to find an answer for windows
From the drop down list choose "Platform Independent".
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Today, we upgraded stamps.com software to version 17.5. This build requires that ODBC drivers be 64bit. I didn't think that was a problem. System is 64bit, and downloaded the latest MySQL ODBC 64Bit version 8.0.22. ODBC Data Source Administrator loads up, and I can access it. I create the datas ource (tested) but when I try to assign it via Stamps.com I get the error...
"Unable to connect to the selected data source. Check if you need to add a Username and Password"
Odd. Again, I can test connection via ODBC Data Source Administrator. It selects the proper database, etc. The driver is MySQL ODBC 8.0 ANSI Driver (Version 8.00.22.00).
If I try to "Create a new data source" via Stamps.com. Click 'Other/Advanced (SQL,etc)' and click 'Add', I do not see any MySQL drivers anywhere the options.
I've completely uninstalled re-installed 8.0.22 multiple times.
ADDITIONAL INFO
If I don't try to create a new DSN through Stamps.com but rather select an existing one, but click 'configure'. I get the following errors.
"The setup routines for the MySQL ODBC 8.0 ANSI Driver ODBC driver could not be found. Please reinstall the driver."
Followed by..
"---------------------------
Driver's ConfigDSN, ConfigDriver, or ConfigTranslator failed
---------------------------
Errors Found:
The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and Application"
So it seems like the MySQL ODBC driver is still 32 bit? I clearly installed 64 bit, and the system is 64 bit, so not sure. It's possible the original ODBC driver was 32 bit from a year ago, but like I mentioned, I have removed those .dll via uninstall.
ADDITIONAL INFO 2
I'm wondering if I'm chasing the wrong 32 bit application. Under ODBC Data Source Administrator, in the About tab,
For About the ODBC core components..
Administrator C:\Windows\system32\odbccp32.dll
Control Panel Startup C:\Windows\system32\odbcad32.exe
Cursor Library C:\Windows\system32\odbccr32.dll
Driver Manager C:\Windows\system32\odbc32.dll
Localized Resource DLL C:\Windows\system32\odbcint.dll
Unicode Cursor Library C:\Windows\system32\odbccu32.dll
So it looks like the 'core' for ODBC is 32 bit? Looking into how to update these for 64bit. Hmmm... based on my initial research, those .dll/.exe are 64bit since they're in system32 and not in sysWOW64. Seems counter intuitive?
Any suggestions?
After contacting support, they informed me that ODBC is not supported with 17.5. So not sure - why I needed to upgrade to 64bit, and why it states that my ODBC drivers need to be 64bit, since it's not compatible.
Here is what needs to be done. Download Stamps clean tool:
https://support.stamps.com/outgoing/clean.exe
Then run key tool to remove any registry values:
https://support.stamps.com/outgoing/key.exe
Then finally, you need to install version 17.4
http://support.stamps.com/outgoing/stamps174.exe
Roll back to the 32bit ODBC drivers.
After this fiasco, we've implemented better protocols. Basically secondary machine with Stamps.com running on it and will test future updates there before rolling out to our primary production machine.
We are in the same boat.... after updating to the Stamps.com version 17.5 we have been unable to get our ODBC MySQL server connection working.
We have tried all combinations of older vs new 64 bit MySQL drivers. We have tried installing the 32-bit version of Stamps 17.5. It actually allows us to configure the connection and select the correct tables and columns we want, but when we trigger a lookup we get an error saying 64bit drivers are required.
Same error on 32-bit Stamps.com vs 64-bit Stamps.com.
We are contacting stamps.com support now and I will update this when/if we find anything additional.
Is there a solution then for this? We were actually using for the past 12 years the old ActiveX solution - but you HAD to use MS-Explorer. So we were exploring using stamps.com ORDERS solution with MySQL ODBC. Tried both the 32-bit stamps.com app (with the 32bit ODBC drivers), and the 64-bit stamps.com (with the 64bit ODBC drivers). The 32-bit at least allow you to complete the field mapping - which tells me it was connected to the database to be able to read the schema. But when you go to actually IMPORT anything, you get the "...you'll need to install the latest 64-bit ODBC drivers..." which I have already tried.
If you download and use the 17.4 version (as suggested above), what happens when you MUST upgrade stamps.com (which does happen about once every 2 years when the USPS changes some fundamental stuff).
Any solutions anyone? We really want off our ActiveX/PDK (12 year old) solution.
Just ran into the same issue this week, albeit with the MS SQL drivers. Doesn't matter whether I install the 64bit or 32bit Stamps.com software (when the site will download the 32bit version at all... it doesn't for me at the moment, only 64bit). Either way, I get the message saying I need to install the 64bit ODBC drivers. And clicking "More info" just takes me to the home Help page, not to a related article. The article detailing 64bit ODBC is pretty useless since it just says you need to install the drivers, but you can view it here: https://stamps.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7244/kw/64-bit%20ODBC/related/1
I called support, and they said it's a known issue but that there's no workaround currently.
UPDATE 2/17/2021
I just talked to Tier 2 support, and there's a new version out the resolves the ODBC error. The download page still says 17.7, but it's actually 17.7.1. Installing it resolved the error for me and I am now able to import orders via ODBC. (I installed the 32-bit version at the recommendation of the support tech I spoke with, I have not tried with the 64-bit version.)
Also, the 32-bit download is working again.
After I upgraded my Mac from Mavericks OSX to Yosemite, my local Apache and MySQL server setup did not work anymore. Thanks to Apache localhost/~username/ not working I just got the Apache server working but my Joomla application now indicates it can't access the MySQL database; neither can the Phpmyadmin tool.
How to fix this? I've seen instructions for installing MySQL for Yosemite (https://www.computersnyou.com/3376/setup-apache-php-mysql-macosx-10-10-yosemite/) but I'm not sure whether that's the best way forward as my Joomla application still needs to access the existing MySQL db information? E.g., I don't want to lose my existing saved database info of various web applications....
If you had a working native version of mysql working on Mavericks, the mysql preference pane should be still visible in the preferences, just click on the preference pane and start mysql.
Only problem is that mysql does not auto-start on boot, this can be solved by following these steps: https://stackoverflow.com/a/26465743/580173
Just Start MySQL Server! It worked for me.
I just installed mysql workbench CE 5.2.
I tried to create and open a connection
and it said "Can't Connect to MYSQL server on '127.0.0.1' (10061)"
I looked around the answers on stackoverflow.
Eventually I found my way on services.
I saw that Mysql was not there.
dev.mysql.com says that I should install it with "mysqld" but it's not found inside the workbench installer.
What should I do?
If there is a way please tell it step by step.
Thank you!
Have you installed MySql server on the local machine? Workbench is just a GUI program to make it easier to access a database - be it on you local machine or a remote machine.
Just install mysql on your local machine. See http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/
There's a MySQL Installer for Windows which does install everything you need in this regard. Including several different server version, connectors, tools like Workbench and more. This installer should be your first attempt.
Of course you can also install the server separately. Download the msi and run the installer. Make sure you name your service properly. mysqld is usually not a name we use on Windows for a service. I recommend something like MySQL56 (for a 5.6 server).
I have downloaded and stalled the MySQL server 5.5 version via .DMG on my Mac.
But I am confused as to what to do next. I have the preference settings bundle and it says that the MySQL server is running. But do I need to download a client separately? I'm trying to access MySQl in terminal to create an account or login but nothing is working.
You need to use the full path to mysql (/var/lib/mysql), or add the mysql directory to your $PATH var.
If you're trying to install LAMP environment on your mac, try a complete solution, such as MAMP (http://www.mamp.info/en/index.html) or XAMP.
These tools are bundled with phpmyadmin, which makes mysql administration easy
This is actually 2 questions...
Background:
After using the command line in MySQL for my database introductory classes (very enjoyable), I had been required to use a DBA tool and downloaded XAMPP as identified below.
The transition to a GUI would be ok if I understood the interface for creating database tables...
Q1.I have searched the net and Amazon trying to locate a user manual for XAMPP... does anyone have an actual manual? At this point it is trial and error.
Q2. As a student I am curious about the use of these tools in the real world... why not use the command line provided in MySQL?
XAMPP for Windows 1.7.3, 2009/12/23
Version Size Content
XAMPP Windows 1.7.3
[Basic package] Apache 2.2.14 (IPv6 enabled), MySQL 5.1.41 + PBXT engine, PHP 5.3.1, OpenSSL 0.9.8l, phpMyAdmin 3.2.4, XAMPP Control Panel 2.5.8, XAMPP CLI Bundle 1.6, Webalizer 2.21-02, Mercury Mail Transport System v4.72, msmtp 1.4.19, FileZilla FTP Server 0.9.33, SQLite 2.8.17, SQLite 3.6.20, ADOdb 5.10, eAccelerator 0.9.6-rc1, Xdebug 2.0.6-dev, Ming 0.4.3
For Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7. See README
EXE
51 MB Self-extracting RAR archive
MD5 checksum: 3635a1c0baf15e8a019009e6c1225389
Thank You for your interest!
Xampp is just a collection of other tools... the sql tool, phpMyAdmin, has it's own manual.
http://www.phpmyadmin.net/home_page/docs.php
As for why to use xampp, it's meant for simplicity. If you were going to use ALL of the tools in the package (web server, database, php interpreter, etc, etc) it would take a considerable amount of time and effort to install and configure. xampp does everything for you. I don't use xampp, myself.