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Select/Count not showing me my records...permissions?

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Old May 10th, 2007, 07:05 PM
John Bailo
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I imported 600,000 records from SQL Server 2005 to mySQL.

I know they are in there -- I just can't see them!

When I do a SELECT, it processes for a while, and then returns nothing.

Same with a count, it sits there processing, and then returns a '0'

However when I do the same on a table I know has no rows, it definitely
comes back right away.

I'm logged in as root. Do I need to assign myself some permissions to
see these records? And the count numbers?
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Old May 11th, 2007, 04:55 PM
Good Man
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re: Select/Count not showing me my records...permissions?


John Bailo <jabailo@texeme.comwrote in
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Quote:
>
I imported 600,000 records from SQL Server 2005 to mySQL.
>
I know they are in there -- I just can't see them!
>
When I do a SELECT, it processes for a while, and then returns nothing.
>
Same with a count, it sits there processing, and then returns a '0'
>
However when I do the same on a table I know has no rows, it definitely
comes back right away.
>
I'm logged in as root. Do I need to assign myself some permissions to
see these records? And the count numbers?
>
What is your query?
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Old May 13th, 2007, 05:45 PM
John Bailo
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re: Select/Count not showing me my records...permissions?


John Bailo wrote:
Quote:
>
I imported 600,000 records from SQL Server 2005 to mySQL.
>
I know they are in there -- I just can't see them!
>
When I do a SELECT, it processes for a while, and then returns nothing.
>
Same with a count, it sits there processing, and then returns a '0'
>
However when I do the same on a table I know has no rows, it definitely
comes back right away.
>
I'm logged in as root. Do I need to assign myself some permissions to
see these records? And the count numbers?
Ok, the first time I imported, I stopped it 2/3rds of the way and I
thought I had 2/3rds of the records, but apparently not.

I let it run all the way through and it works brilliantly.

mySQL is faster than sql2005 for sure....
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