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I'm developing a Java application using MySQL v.3.23
via JDBC. When I change something in the database
from one computer, I cannot see the modification from
different computer. Even if I exit the application
changing the data, the second application is still
unable to see the changes.

Any ideas?
Jul 19 '05 #1
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