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sdozono
I tested 4.2 Beta 3 (latest). Thank you for your hard work!
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I tested synchronization over HTTP tunneling.
Then,

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Error fetching source server version information.
Check D:\Program Files\SQLyog Enterprise\sja.log for complete error details.
There was an error while execute a query. The query and the error has been logged in the log file.
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in the log file.
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Error fetching source server version information.Error No. 12002

HTTP Error.
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There is no problem with SQLyog 4.2 Beta2 with the same SQLyogTunnel.php.
sdozono
Additional Info.

version()
4.1.12
[FedoraCore 4]

version()
4.1.7-nt
[Windows XP]

version( )
4.0.22-standard
[? ISP]
peterlaursen
Confirmed.

I get this error msg with 4.0.26 on local and 4.0.24 on remote:

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Error fetching target server version information.Error No. 12019
HTTP Error. Denne handle har en forkert status til den valgte handling.


Last half part is Danish and must be a Windows error-msg. Some protocol error.
Translation somewhat like "The status for this handle is wrong for the action specified".
peterlaursen
I think you mismatched the installer build!

Installation screen says beta4, but program help says beta 3.
And error persists!

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peterlaursen
I just can add that problems also exist when tunnelling to a server running on windows.
sdozono
I agree with peterlaursen. And, one more thing,

>Webyog releases SQLyog v4.2 BETA 4.
>This BETA has the following bug fixes.
>-- Fixed a bug with HTTP Tunneling as reported at >http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1718

this is Not a problem of SQLyogtunnel.php.

When I tried to copy DB Table from my local to remote MYSQL 4.0.23(With tunnel.php), I got this error.
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Error No. 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 'DEFAULT CHARSET=ujis' at line 5
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This is a problem of SQLyog itself, I think...
Thank you for your consideration in advance!
Ritesh
http://www.webyog.com/forums/index.php?sho...63&st=0&p=7439&

BETA 5 has the fix for the HTTP Tunneling issue.

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Error No. 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 'DEFAULT CHARSET=ujis' at line 5


This is because you are running v4.1 or above at your local machine. These MySQL versions support CHARSET options where as v4.0 and below does not. SQLyog uses MySQL's inbuilt CREATE TABLE SQL to generate & copy table structure from one database to another.

If you note, the CREATE TABLE statement in v4.1 and above have CHARSET information included in it and thus the query fails in older MySQL versions.

What you can do now is to use Structure Sync Tool to generate the SQL scripts and remove all the charset information from it. Execute the scripts again at your remote server.
Ritesh
I have added this issue in the TO-DO list.

We will fix this issue in one of the next v4.2 BETAS.
sdozono
Ok. Thank you for your explanation. I understand.
I checked Table copy from MYSQL 4.0.* to 4.0.*, there was no problem.
And even dump file also can't be loaded directly from 4.1 to 4.0..

P.S. Sync Succeeded with SQLyog 4.2 Beta5 !
I couldn't connect to MYSQL at first, though, after rebooting my PC, it goes well!
Thank you. laugh.gif
peterlaursen
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I couldn't connect to MYSQL at first, though, after rebooting my PC, it goes well!


Probably the TCP-stack got messed up in Windows, or something like that. I don't think it is a SQLyog issue.
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