This article presents one of the troubleshooting steps for Zend DBi MySQL daemon start ups, found in this article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) To check this issue, please log on to a 5250 session and enter this command: dspsysval qsyslibl The output will be similar … Continue reading
This article presents one of the troubleshooting steps for Zend DBi MySQL daemon start ups, found in this article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) One reason MySQL may fail to start is if the default MySQL port 3306 is in use. One way to check … Continue reading
This article presents one of the troubleshooting steps for Zend DBi MySQL daemon start ups, found in this article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) To check this issue, please log on to a 5250 session as QSECOFR or a *SECOFR class user and enter this command: DSPOBJD … Continue reading
This article presents one of the troubleshooting steps for Zend DBi MySQL daemon start ups, found in this article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) When the Zend DBi MySQL daemon job, ZENDDBID, will not start, the job log will often show something like this: RNM OBJ(‘/tmp/mysql.sock’) … Continue reading
Most Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up issues can be resolved by reviewing the known issues covered in the troubleshooting article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) However, there may be a situation where none of the known issues seem to be the problem. Even if one … Continue reading
Most Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up issues can be resolved by reviewing the known issues covered in the troubleshooting article: Troubleshoot Zend DBi MySQL daemon start up failures (mysql.sock) However, there may be a situation where none of the known issues seem to be the problem. In that situation, … Continue reading
This article can help you determine if MySQL has been installed on your IBM i, and whether it has been installed in a standard location that would be recognized by the Zend DBi updater. Please log on to a 5250 session as QSECOFR or as a *SECOFR class user. Enter … Continue reading
MySQL is a popular open source data base used widely on the internet. MySQL puts the ‘M” in LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Taken together, these open source software products make it possible to build a complete web site, and to this day a large plurality of web sites … Continue reading