![]() The reported Problem has not worked after starting the database. Scriptcase development does not start the database, it seems to expect it to run, Starting the database in Windows 10: taskManager->services->select theservice and rightClick select start It worked despite the missing connection to the database (mariadb). I did create a new deveopment scriptcase. Here some explanation of problems and possible solutions. It helped me understand the concept of installation better, but it did not solve the problem. ![]() I also appreciate the response and suggestion from scriptcase support (Andrew Daff). Localhost and %You may have created a user with something like: CREATE USER melisa identified by 'password' Since you are connecting from localhost, the anonymous credentials, rather than those for the 'melisa' user, are used.Thank you ferslash for the suggestions. The solution is either to add a new user specific to localhost, or to remove the anonymous localhost user. ![]() Option Files and Environment VariablesIt's possible that option files or environment variables may be providing incorrect connection parameters. Check the values provided in any option files read by the client you are using (see mysqld Configuration Files and Groups and the documentation for the particular client you're using - see Clients and Utilities).Option files can usually be suppressed with no-defaults option, for example: mysqlimport -no-defaults. Unable to Connect to a Running Server / Lost root PasswordIf you are unable to connect to a server, for example because you have lost the root password, you can start the server without using the privilege tables by running the -skip-grant-tables option, which gives users full access to all tables. Problems Exporting Query ResultsIf you can run regular queries, but get an authentication error when running the SELECT. INTO DUMPFILE or LOAD DATA INFILE statements, you do not have permission to write files to the server.
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