bingosabi wrote:
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> I ran into second issue as well: "Failed to read auto-increment from
> storage engine"
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> It is apparently a bug in MySQL from 5.1.24 on. It says in the patch
> queue, but the issue has still yet to be addressed as of 5.1.30.
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> http://bugs.mysql.com/35602 http:
I ran into second issue as well: "Failed to read auto-increment from
storage engine"
It is apparently a bug in MySQL from 5.1.24 on. It says in the patch queue,
but the issue has still yet to be addressed as of 5.1.30.
http://bugs.mysql.com/35602 http://bugs.mysql.com/35602
As it was re
Just to follow up for future posterity, this problem"Failed to read
auto-increment value from storage engine" is actually a MySQL bug as
reported here: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=36411
I rolled back from 5.1.28 to GA 5.0.67 and it works fine. Therefore, I don't
recommend the 5.1.28 rel
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 10:32 AM, md10024 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ok, thanks for your response that is good to know.
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> That leaves my original questions. In a fresh installation:
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> why are these properties not found? ... ${appfuse.version}...
This is an issue with Maven that's not ca
Ok, thanks for your response that is good to know.
That leaves my original questions. In a fresh installation:
why are these properties not found? ... ${appfuse.version}...
And why does the SIgnup test fail with this error? ... ("Failed to read
auto-increment value from storage engine")
An
Hi Mark!
The negative IDs are not created by the DB, these are default values
inserted via dbunit during the maven test phase.
See sample-data.xml for these entries
Bye,
Peter
2008/10/6 md10024 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi,
> I am getting started with Spring MVC Basic on a WinXP development pl
