MySQL Bugs: #58812: 'Message Log' box doesn't appear while forward ingeneer

Bug #58812	'Message Log' box doesn't appear while forward ingeneer
Submitted:	8 Dec 2010 11:34	Modified:	8 Dec 2010 21:16
Reporter:	Istvan Lovas	Email Updates:
Status:	Closed	Impact on me:	None
Category:	MySQL Workbench: Modeling	Severity:	S3 (Non-critical)
Version:	5.2.30	OS:	Linux (gentoo)
Assigned to:		CPU Architecture:	Any

Description:
'Message Log' info box shows errors only under special circumstances while forward ingeneering your model.

How to repeat:
preparation:
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create a table with a too big varchar size (like 65535) that is not allowed for your database.

how it doesn't show the errors:
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1. click Database->forward engeneer -> ... and as many times 'next' as you can select your stored connection. 
2. select your favorite connection and go on.
result message:
Operation has completed with errors. Please see the logs for details.
.. but the Message box doesn't appear.

how it shows the errors:
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1. click Database->forward engeneer -> ... and as many times 'next' as you can select your stored connection.
2. leave now the connecion empty and click on next.
3. click on cancel if the password window appears.
4. go back and select now the wanted db connection
5. now if you go on, the message log is shown on errors.

Thank you for the bug report. What you meant wit: .. but the Message box doesn't appear.?. Thanks in advance.

If You abort the connection to the database, a text box appears with the message 'Operation failed: Canceled by user'. This text box has the title 'Message Log'.
It appears only if i cancel the connection. When I go one step back then and click on execute again, the error messages are appended to the existing text 'Operation failed...'. The text box stays visible and is showing further error messages incomming from the db.
The text box doesn't change its state to visible if an sql-error is comming in.

Greets

Sorry, the problem sat in front of the pc.
I apologise for the inconveience.