8 messages in com.mysql.lists.win32RE: New install of 4.01 and mysqld-nt...
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Januski, Ken10 Jul 2002 08:54 
miguel solorzano10 Jul 2002 11:28 
Januski, Ken10 Jul 2002 11:42 
miguel solorzano10 Jul 2002 11:58 
Januski, Ken10 Jul 2002 12:27 
miguel solorzano10 Jul 2002 12:38 
Januski, Ken10 Jul 2002 13:05 
Correale, Ernest10 Jul 2002 15:19 
Subject:RE: New install of 4.01 and mysqld-nt still uses 100% of cpu
From:Januski, Ken (kjan@phillynews.com)
Date:07/10/2002 01:05:25 PM
List:com.mysql.lists.win32

Yes the ODBC was due to WinMySQLAdmin tool. I shut it down, stopped services, restarted with net start mysql. I then ran net stop mysql. Mysql.err no longer showed an ODBC connection but when it was running cpu usage stayed at 100%. So, unfortunately the ODBC thread seems to have nothing to do with the problem.

Thanks for your suggestions. I don't mean to keep bugging you with this problem. Perhaps someone else will have some ideas.

Thanks again,

Ken

-----Original Message----- From: miguel solorzano [mailto:mig@mysql.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 3:39 PM To: Januski, Ken Cc: win@lists.mysql.com Subject: RE: New install of 4.01 and mysqld-nt still uses 100% of cpu

At 15:27 10/7/2002 -0400, Januski, Ken wrote: Hi,

Thanks Miguel,

I did change the paths to what you suggest and still have same problem. But I'm wondering if this could be a clue. There's a file called mysql.err. When I look at it I find this line when shutting down the server: MySql: ready for connections 020710 14:22:14 MySql: Normal shutdown 020710 14:22:15 MySql: Forcing close of thread 1 user: 'ODBC'

This probably is the WinMySQLAdmin tool connected and the server tries to force the close. Then don't start the server with this tool and close it. Go to the prompt command and issue: net start mysql for to start the server.

Take a look in the process screen.

Regards,