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    • Bug
    • Status: Closed (View Workflow)
    • Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 5.5.29
    • 5.5.30
    • None
    • Windows only

    Description

      When I mess up an sql statement the command line client goes berserk.
      Steps to reproduce.
      1. Open a windows command line.
      2. cd to the location of mysql.exe
      3. run mysql.exe
      4. type an invalid command like "show tables;" without selecting a database first.

      At this point I have to reboot.

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        1. mysql.exe
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          Vladislav Vaintroub

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          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment -

          Note: Removing the audio drivers has no effect. Still crashes without the --no-beep option.

          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment - Note: Removing the audio drivers has no effect. Still crashes without the --no-beep option.
          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment -

          I would love a patch. However I have reduced this problem to an exterior problem with the PC speaker. I was following the instructions here http://www.ehow.com/how_5775259_disable-internal-speaker-dell-laptop.html and when tried step 2. it crashed in the exact same way.

          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment - I would love a patch. However I have reduced this problem to an exterior problem with the PC speaker. I was following the instructions here http://www.ehow.com/how_5775259_disable-internal-speaker-dell-laptop.html and when tried step 2. it crashed in the exact same way.

          Could you give attached mysql.exe a test? The beep is produces with a different API, and should actually make a Windows sound, rather than make one using system speakers

          wlad Vladislav Vaintroub added a comment - Could you give attached mysql.exe a test? The beep is produces with a different API, and should actually make a Windows sound, rather than make one using system speakers
          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment -

          I think your fix would have fixed it for the broken state of my computer. I am sorry but I fixed the original problem thus everything works now. I like your fix much more than the original. Thank you very much for helping me find the root of the problem and for getting away from that dam system bell.

          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment - I think your fix would have fixed it for the broken state of my computer. I am sorry but I fixed the original problem thus everything works now. I like your fix much more than the original. Thank you very much for helping me find the root of the problem and for getting away from that dam system bell.
          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment -

          I had to restore my computer to factory settings and re install everything. The previous user screwed the computer royally.

          jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski added a comment - I had to restore my computer to factory settings and re install everything. The previous user screwed the computer royally.

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            wlad Vladislav Vaintroub
            jeff.sadowski@gmail.com Jeff Sadowski
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