I get “SSL Connection Error” when trying to connect to a MySql Server from Powershell
I am trying to work in a connection to a MySql Server database in a powershell script. This is my code:
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I want to Insert a Blob in a MySQL Database via “MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlConnection”, it works fine but Powershell removes the Newline Characters from my Variable:
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So I’m trying to write a query in SQL that retrieves everything after the backslash. What I’m doing right now to get the position of the backslash is this:
How can I use a MySql User Defined Variable in a .NET MySqlCommand?
I simply want to execute the following Mysql statement
Getting error “1366 Incorrect integer value: ‘1’” when importing file
I’m trying to inline upload data stored in UTF-8 text files, and I have two problems. Firstly, there’s currently no primary key set on this table, and it’s not set to auto-increment or forced to be null at this point; the first column will be the intended primary key once all the data is loaded, and foreign keys will be added at that point.
How to suppress output and check whether or not a command is successful?
I am trying to write a powershell script that tests if a MySQL login is successful by using $? to check if an error occurs.
Import large MySQL .sql file on Windows with Force
I would like to import a 350MB MySQL .sql file on a Windows 7 machine. I usually do this by using
MySQL timeout in powershell
I have a MySQL DB setup on my Windows laptop. I’m using a powershell script to connect/query/input to the DB. I have a query I’m trying to run, I can run it in the MySQL Workbench currently it takes 31.032 sec to run and returns 3 rows.
Having an issue with writing correct information to htmlfile with powershell convertTo-html
This question has 2 parts:
Ultimately I am trying to print out the data from the filedescription and originalfilename.
The first and probably simple question is how do I get those on the same line?
I am using PS G:SysinternalsSuite> [email protected]("filedescription", "originalfilename");foreach($V in $Values){(get-command g:**a*.exe).fileversioninfo.($v)} Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit - Windows 10 adksetup.exe Two lines, not one. I can edit it afterward, but…
Powershell: Converting JSON objects to HTML Table?
I have a variable with multiple JSON objects.