MySQL Bugs: #4454: Access violation when trying to save backup project

Bug #4454	Access violation when trying to save backup project
Submitted:	8 Jul 2004 8:34	Modified:	22 Jul 2004 20:17
Reporter:	Anže bajde	Email Updates:
Status:	Can't repeat	Impact on me:	None
Category:	MySQL Administrator	Severity:	S2 (Serious)
Version:	1.0.6 BETA	OS:	Windows (Win 2000)
Assigned to:	Ulrich Bayer	CPU Architecture:	Any

Description:
When I am trying to make a Backup project and save it it gives me the fallowing error:

The fallowing Exception occured: 

Access violation at address 0058BE68 in module 'MySLQAdministrator.exe'. Read of address 00000011

How to repeat:
Just try to Save a backup project

I have the same problem. Previous installing 1.0.6 Beta I have installed older version of administrator. And removed them before installing 1.0.6 Beta. 

I noticed that the older version did not complety uninstalled all files, so I manually removed the old installation directory C:\Program\MySQL\GUITools.

Now I can not remove old backup project. Created in the new and old version. Is there I bug workaround to remove old project where are them stored? I searched the registry after the project names and in the filesystem. But no hit.

This have also unpresent sideeffect. You can not schedule backup project, since you cannot save them properly.

I did not have any Mysql Administrator installed before so it should work but it does not. Do you have any sugestions how to solve that problem with backuping mysql database?

I've experienced similiar issue on a XP sp1.

However, a little digging turns out that the job was scheduled. It's stored in C:\WINDOWS\Tasks, where it should be.

The job name was a little strange - AT1 (or something similar to that, less than 4 characters long).
The command line is quite long: 232 characters.

My other problem was that I can NOT add more than one job.
I added a daily job, then click on New to add a Monthly job, daily job disappear from the list.
A little digging shows that both daily and monthly job's backup file (.bak) are stored in the "C:\Documents and Settings\[user]\Application Data\MySQL" folder. 
The original (mbp) file disappear.

I manually copy those .bak file to .mbp file, then they show up on mySQL Administrator.
However, I still can NOT edit either one of the backup's setting.

It seems that MySQL Administrator 1.0.7 Beta fixes the probelm.
Windwos XP sp1, MySQL core: 4.0.0a-debug.

I wasn't able to repeat with 1.0.7 version. Please upgrade your version
and test again.