6 messages in com.mysql.lists.gui-toolsRe: MySQL CC 0.9.2 beta locking up
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Adrian Lew18 Aug 2003 12:40 
Shawn18 Aug 2003 15:42 
Adam Hooper18 Aug 2003 19:48 
Jim McAtee19 Aug 2003 05:30 
Adam Hooper19 Aug 2003 06:06 
Jorge del Conde21 Aug 2003 13:19 
Subject:Re: MySQL CC 0.9.2 beta locking up
From:Adam Hooper (ada@densi.com)
Date:08/18/2003 07:48:41 PM
List:com.mysql.lists.gui-tools

By default, no items are opened on startup. However, there is persistence across MySQLCC instances: If you quit from MySQLCC, it will open up the same connections to the same databases the next time you start MySQLCC. So just right-click on a connection and click on 'Disconnect' and it won't bother you on startup any more.

If you can't stand opening the server connection even one more time to disable it, you can always edit ~/.mysqlcc/mysqlcc.cfg -- the parameter is "Open Items." Edit the file while MySQLCC is NOT running. Your changes won't be permanent though: If you delete a server from the 'Open Items' list, MySQLCC will only not connect to that server the next time you start it up. But if in that session or a subsequent one you connect to the server and quit without disconnecting, the connection will be put into the 'Open Items' list until you either disconnect or edit manually.

I'm explaining a simple concept much more confusingly than I should. Ah well.

Shawn wrote:

in Linux there is a .mysqlcc folder

in it is a connections folder and when debugging my previous problem I would just take the files out of there (one file per defined connection). If you search for mysqlcc.cfg, that is in the same folder (.mysqlcc) as the connections folder (for linux at least).

I am not an expert, but just trying to help you along until a better answer comes your way.

Hope that helps.

Is there a config file I can change to tell it to NOT open a connection to a specific host upon start-up??

Can someone help?