MYSQL InnoDB Cluster Connect String parameters
I have setup MySQL InnoDB Cluster latest release (8.0.27) with three nodes with single primary. And I have a VB script and connection string for it.
Current connection string is like :
I have setup MySQL InnoDB Cluster latest release (8.0.27) with three nodes with single primary. And I have a VB script and connection string for it.
Current connection string is like :
I am getting the following error
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