Applies to:
DBUnit
Description:
This error occurs when no schema is specified and that DbUnit detect that it is getting columns information from multiple tables having the same name and located in different schemas
Cause:
a. No schema is specified.
B. Your database contains two tables whose names only differ by case, e.g. “userlist” and “UserList”. DBUnit handles table names case-insensitively and gets confused. This can happen on database systems that are case-sensitive for identifiers, e.g. MySQL and (possibly) Microsoft SQL Server.
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Applies to:
DBUnit, MySQL
Description:
Occurs when using DBUnit
Cause:
This exception can occur especially with MySQL RDBMS if you forget to set the special MySqlMetadataHandler on the DatabaseConfig.
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Applies to:
Hibernate
Description:
Occurs while using Hibernate with MySQL
Cause:
Problem is in MySQL driver.
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Applies to:
NA
Description:
Occurs while connecting to a database using JDBC.
Cause:
This issue relates to some confusion on the MySQL site between the normal MySQL driver and a special debugging/tracing mode driver. This error indicates that you are attempting to use the tracing driver instead of the normal driver.
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Applies to:
Hibernate, MySQL Server 4.1.12, Mandriva Linux 2006
Description:
Occurs while using Hibernate with MySQL
Cause:
The MySQL Server 4.1.12 RPM delivered with Mandriva Linux 2006 breaks prepared statements.
JAVA-Hibernate hibernate mysql 4.1.12, liver, lrm-00118: syntax error at '=' at the end of input, mysql
Description:
Message: Multi-statement transaction required more than
‘max_binlog_cache_size’ bytes of storage; increase this mysqld variable
and try again
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