I open Workbench normally, then I make some queries and then I click on save icon.
After clicking the save icon, the platform stop working.
I'm using workbench 6.2.4 on windows 8.1.
SOLUTION
It seems the new version 6.3.3.0 fixed the problem.
I found the solution in the following URL:
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=75015
So, I had to install and old version of mysql workbench (6.1.7).
Hope they can fix the problem in future versions.
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My folks out there I have installed my wamp server in E:\ drive and it was running very well but when I reinstalled my windows 10 and now when running the wamp server it is saying that none of 3 services running and I searched a lot for the solution but didn't find any solution.
Please help me find the right solution for this.
Finally, I found the solution for this as I was digging up deeper into the solution I found it on the program itself.
to solve the issue run the wamp server and when it is showing on the status bar
it will show in red color as the services are not running.
Just right click on the Wamp Icon and then hover over the tools option and then new options will appear now click on the Reinstall all the services it will prompt you to allow apache on the firewall click on allow and boom now your wamp server will run correctly.
I am trying to install MySQL 8.0.23 version from the download page. I ran the .msi file several times and every time, I got the error "mysql installer did not find packages in the current bundle suitable for installation windows". I tried to find a solution online for more than an hour and I could not get the resolution to problem. I even ran it through CMD using admin privileges and still no use. I am installing on a laptop with the following configuration.
Windows 10, 64Bit with 16GB RAM, i7 Hexacore, 1TB SSD.
Can someone please help?
I suspect there is currently a server issue or something on Oracle/MySQL's end, I have tried the 8.0.22 and 5.7.33 Web installers and neither of them are able to find the list of packages to install.
One solution is to download the larger offline installer.
First you must uninstall the MySQL Web Installer, this can be done by opening Apps & Features, finding MySQL Installer - Community and clicking Uninstall.
Then from the MySQL Downloads page, download the larger 400MB MSI installer, once launched you should see a list of Available Products to choose from
Uninstalling the "MySQL Installer - Community" and redownloading and installing the full installer ~422MB from Downloads page worked for me.
After wasting so much time, I find the solution to install MySQL 8 on Windows x64 (64-bit) system.
Run the msi installer
Next (Even it wouldn't work)
Go to below path instead
C:\ProgramData\MySQL\MySQL Installer for Windows\Product Cache
Right click -> Install
mysql-8.0.23-winx64.msi
mysql-connector-c++-8.0.23-win32.msi
mysql-connector-c++-8.0.23-winx64.msi
mysql-connector-java-gpl-8.0.23.msi
mysql-connector-net-8.0.23.msi
mysql-connector-odbc-8.0.23-win32.msi
mysql-connector-odbc-8.0.23-winx64.msi
mysql-connector-python-8.0.23-windows-x86-32bit.msi
mysql-connector-python-8.0.23-windows-x86-64bit.msi
mysql-documents-8.0.23.msi
mysql-examples-8.0.23.msi
mysql-router-8.0.23-winx64.msi
mysql-shell-8.0.23-windows-x86-64bit.msi
mysql-workbench-community-8.0.23-winx64.msi
If nothhing else works, click on Looking for Previous GA versions? and downloaded the one with 500 ~ MB and that did the job for me.
I had the same issues and tried the solutions above which none worked for me.
I did the following and it worked:
In Add/Remove programs from the control panel uninstall all MySQL entries.
Delete all MySQL folders from C:\Program Files\MySQL
Make a restart to your computer
Reinstall using the large MSI installer (more than 400MB)
I tried a lot of steps. Uninstalling and installing it again for current version 8.0.23.
Following steps fixed the below error for me:
No Packages error MySQL did not find packages in the current bundle
suitable for Installation No Compatible servers were found.
Step 1: At first, uninstall and remove MySQL. That includes, uninstalling completely and removing all the remaining MySQL folders from the system.
Step2: Restart the system. Go to the official MySQL website Downloads section. On reaching, install the 2nd MySQL version (the larger one) as shown in the tutorial.
mysql-installer-community-8.0.23.0.msi
After downloading, under Setup Type, you need to choose Developer Default and keep all other steps similar.
Same problem here.
I try on Windows 10 Home edition.
I also try with version 8.0.22: same error.
EDIT 1 18/01/21 : also with large MSI installer (more than 400MB)
EDIT 2 19/01/21 : The problem has fixed. This was probably a problem on the mysql download servers.
The solution in my case was uninstalling MySql Workbench and the installer and then running the installer msi from scratch!
Delete the (mysql-installer-web-community-8.0.23.0.msi) one and download the (mysql-installer-community-8.0.23.0.msi) one. If still not working, right click uninstall, and then right click install again. Worked for me.
I used the bigger download package, mysql-installer-community-8.0.30.0 with 450M. Then I see below image along the way, clicking "Add", then picked the workbench, then green button appeared to move to the right pane, then "execute". Workbench is then installed
I am having a problem in downgrading the MySQL version in WAMP. Currently I am using 5.6.12 and I need to downgrade it it 5.5. But before I can download the old version. By choosing 'get more...' option and it leads me to the MySQL add-on. But the website looks different. It only shows the WampServer installation. I can't find the MySQL add-ons.
It is now possible to install the multi MySql versions with executables provided by the wamp team.
Here's what you want to do:
First, make sure you have Wampserver 3.0.9 (or newer) installed on your machine.
As of the time I'm writing this, it is not possible to download this version directly from the wampserver official homepage. You have to download and install 3.0.6 from wampserver.com and then update to 3.0.9. You can find the update installer here .
Then you can install Wampserver addons from source forge.
In your case, you just have to pick the version of MySql that you want and to install it.
Finally, restart wamp and then you will be allowed to pick the version of MySql that you want from the wamp option box pinned on the bottom right of your windows task bar.
Hope it helps someone !
Yes, you can do it.
1 - download the version of mysql that you want to install.
2 - Copy / Paste it in your folder C:\wamp\bin\mysql
3 - Close and run Wamp server again
4 - Left click the Wamp icon in your taskbar then Mysql > Version > 'select your version'
Example mysql folder name : "mysql5.6.17"
Note: If you copy the version from an existing server with database on it, the database would be copied as well.
maybe you should ask this in superuser.com, but you may check this one at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wampserver/files/WampServer%202/WampServer%202.2/
I think now they are providing an already-packaged mysql in a single wamp-installer..
So, just try to download the older version..
WampServer version 2.2 has MySQL 5.5.24..
hope this helps..
here is what i did :
(I have wamp 3)
install wamp 2.2 (dont have to remove current version)
go to C:\wamp\bin\mysql
copy sql5.5.24 folder and paste it in C:\wamp64\bin\mysql(wamp 3 folder)
remove wamp 2.2
restart wamp
click on wamp icon in right corner ot taskbar ,select MySQL --> version and there it is
cheers :)
I had some issues while installing MySQL the first time and it threw up some errors. When I tried to uninstall and reinstall I am unable to uninstall the MySQL Installer. Is there anything I can do to rectify this?
OS : Windows 7 (32 BIT)
I know this answer is a bit too late, but I've encountered the same problem, so I hope it could help others.
Steps:
Find the version of installed MySQL installer (I could not find specific version, so I used the installation date and downloaded the corresponding version in MySQL archived downloads page) and download it.
Run it and choose to uninstall all the components. The installer itself will still be installed.
Right click on the downloaded installation file (i.e. mysql-installer-web-community-5.7.17.0.msi) and choose "Uninstall".
did you try to uninstall MySQL Installer in Safe Mode?
If you don't know how to boot in Safe Mode follow these steps :
1- Start your computer
2- Press on the F8 key during all the time on booting
3- Safe Mode menu will appear and chose Safe Mode...
Then, go in your Control panel of windows and try to uninstall MySQL.
I think the problem is because MySQL is starting automatically when you log into windows. So, MySQL service is always running and when a service is running you can't uninstall it..
Hope it's help,
Dave
I have a brand new Macbook Pro with Lion (10.7.4) installed and MySQL (5.5.24). The CLI works fine but when I install MySQL Workbench (5.2.40) the UI is unresponsive.
The only response I can get is the Manage Connections will highlight and allow me to select it when the mouse is about an inch above it's correct location.
I can create a new connection as normal and connect to the DB but cannot close the tab.
This behaviour doesn't work with the Data Modelling or Server Administration section.
I'm pretty familiar with MySQL Workbench on Linux but this Mac problem has me flummoxed.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I had the same problem and was googling for a solution - finding your post as a result. Meanwhile, got the solution myself. Go to /Applications and open info for MySQLWorkbench.app and check there "Open in Low Resolution". It worked for me (a fresh Macbook Pro/Retina#1920x1200).