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Hi Folks!<br>
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Follow-up to my previous post where got Error 1044 and then Error
1064.<br>
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Got slightly brave and retried:<br>
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<pre wrap="">mysql -u mythtv -p
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Thought maybe I had misentered the password as it is blind typing<br>
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use mythconverg;
delete from settings where hostname='savaidh';
source savaidh.sql
quit
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Same error on first line. Tried using <tt>connect mythconverg;</tt>
for the first line -- went though (no error). <br>
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<pre wrap="">delete from settings where hostname='T61';
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==> Gave "Query OK. 152 rows affected (0.00 sec)<br>
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<tt><br>
</tt><tt>source T61.sql</tt><br>
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==> Gave a series of "Query OK, 0 rows affected" with usually
0.00 sec but occasionally a 0.01 sec. (Figure right as the T61 is
at 3.0 GHz.) There was one line of "Query OK, 0 rows affected, 1
warning" followed three lines later with (first line) "Query OK,
151 rows affected (0.00 sec)" and then second line: "Records: 151
Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 0". Several lines more of "Query OK, 0
rows affected" and then at the mysql prompt, I enter 'quit' and get
back to the system prompt<br>
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Now of the good news: the T61 (my laptop) does seem to react a lot
better -- still about a half-second to one second pause when hitting
the > key for Fast Forwarding (less of a pause if don't hit the
> as many times to increase the Fast Forward speed. The better
news is the Fast Forward action is a lot better!! :) Much-much
snappier -- probably because whatever parameter controls that was
copied from the old system. And the 'rewind a bit when hitting
pause to stop the FF" is reasonable: 20x FF gave a 14 second rewind
-- <u>much</u> better than the sometimes two minute remind<br>
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So looks like the correction has been made. Do I need to do the
same for the other Frontends -- substituting the various Frontend
names for the hostname up there?<br>
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TIA!<br>
Barry <br>
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