MySQL Bugs: #4028: Access violation when creating new table with MySQL Administrator Catalogs.

Bug #4028	Access violation when creating new table with MySQL Administrator Catalogs.
Submitted:	6 Jun 2004 22:44	Modified:	15 Jul 2004 21:31
Reporter:	Greg Houts	Email Updates:
Status:	Closed	Impact on me:	None
Category:	MySQL Administrator	Severity:	S3 (Non-critical)
Version:	1.0.5 Beta	OS:	Windows (Win XP Pro SP1)
Assigned to:	Michael G. Zinner	CPU Architecture:	Any

Description:
Received the following critical error when attempting to create a new table via the Catalogs/Schemata functions:

"Access violation at address 004050FC in module 'MySQLAdministrator.exe'. Read of address 6E696D5C."

How to repeat:
I created a test table, deleted/dropped it (via right-click), and then attempted to create a second new table. The error was raised when trying to apply changes.

- Catalogs => Create Table => (new table name & info) => Apply Changes = OK

- Drop Table via right-click = OK

- Create Table => (new table name & info) => Apply Changes = error

I have also had this problem when dropped a catalog using MySQL Administrator. I have found that although it appears to have been dropped, when you go into MySQL in a command line window, the database is still there and has to be deleted manually.

If I click on User Administrator and I select Schema Privileges I am getting the following error: Access violation at address 004A70A45 in module &#8216;MySQL Administrator.exe&#8217;. Read of address 69746300.

Jean Bester
If I click on User Administrator and I select Schema Privileges I am getting the following error: Access violation at address 004A70A45 in module &#8216;MySQL Administrator.exe&#8217;. Read of address 69746300.

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