Bug #7158 | Query browser does not handle user defined variables | ||
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Submitted: | 10 Dec 2004 9:20 | Modified: | 5 Dec 2008 8:40 |
Reporter: | Conor Meegan | Email Updates: | |
Status: | Closed | Impact on me: | |
Category: | MySQL Query Browser | Severity: | S2 (Serious) |
Version: | 1.2.9 rc, 1.1.2 | OS: | Windows (Windows XP SP2) |
Assigned to: | Mike Lischke | CPU Architecture: | Any |
[10 Dec 2004 9:20]
Conor Meegan
[10 Dec 2004 12:49]
Michael G. Zinner
When executed as "query" in the query area, a new connection is opened for each query. Therefore you don't see a temporary table or session variable in the next select/insert. The reason for this is, that we need to kill the connection if the user presses the stop button, as well as to allow several queries on different tabsheets to be executed at the same time. If you want to create a temporary table or use session variables, you have to start a transaction or create a script (press Ctrl+Shift+T).
[16 Dec 2004 14:02]
Olivier Armand
When running: SET @s:="hi"; (double-quoted) in a script Window, I get the error: << Unknown column 'hi' in 'order clause'. >> although this is a correct MySQL statement. But there is no problem with: SET @s = 'hi';
[16 Dec 2004 14:03]
Olivier Armand
The version I use is 1.1.3.
[9 Nov 2006 11:40]
Fernando Martins
But why is it that seting and using a user-variable in the same statement doesn't work either, e.g.,: SELECT if(@a, @a:=@a+1, @a:=1) as rownum, id from SomeTable;
[14 Feb 2007 9:50]
Valeriy Kravchuk
Situation is still the same. Even if it was designed so, this should be fixed to make QB as useful as mysql command line client. If new connection is needed (I doubt it), then we have to preserver context (user varaibles values, among other things), like in UNIX environment for forked processes.
[14 Feb 2007 9:51]
Valeriy Kravchuk
Bug #26335 was marked as a duplicate of this one.
[14 Feb 2007 9:57]
Valeriy Kravchuk
Bug #26318 (about SP's OUT parameters) was marked as a duplicate of this one. The reason (reconnection for each statement) is the same.
[22 Feb 2007 11:12]
Mike Lischke
This has been explained several times already. Changing this design requires significant work and time (which currently don't have). A workaround is to start a transaction, which will keep the current session.
[10 Apr 2008 15:39]
Joseph Brown
This bug's been open for 3.3 years. Is there time for fixing it now? The workaround doesn't even work for string variables.
[14 Nov 2008 14:34]
nenhum mail
I think it IS NOT a bug. On MySQL Browser, click on menu TOOLS, OPTIONS. Chose the category BROWSER, and on the right pane, mark the option "Show Advanced Toolbars". Click on Apply Button and Close. Now it's appear a new toolbar on MySQL Query Browser. REMEMBER::: ALWAYS if you run statements on query browser, FIRST CLICK ON TRANSACTION BUTTON from Advanced Toolbars. No more problems with this will occurs. Sorry about english!
[5 Dec 2008 8:40]
Mike Lischke
This problem has now been fixed in our repository by changing how connections are handled. You will get the fix with the next release of the MySQL legacy GUI tools.