Comments on: A simple MySQL client in Tcl/Tk using mysqltcl http://dossy.org/2007/10/a-simple-mysql-client-in-tcltk-using-mysqltcl/ Everything that comes out of Dossy, from the strange to the banal. Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:30:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: godfather http://dossy.org/2007/10/a-simple-mysql-client-in-tcltk-using-mysqltcl/comment-page-1/#comment-34820 godfather Wed, 21 Jan 2009 07:11:48 +0000 http://dossy.org/archives/000529.html#comment-34820 Hi, execute "package require mysqltcl" to check if installed. if installed it should give out the mysqltcl version like 3.03. If the command gives a error put ur mysqltcl package in tcl/lib and then try!!!!!!!!!! Hi,
execute “package require mysqltcl” to check if installed. if installed it should give out the mysqltcl version like 3.03. If the command gives a error put ur mysqltcl package in tcl/lib and then try!!!!!!!!!!

]]> By: newbie36 http://dossy.org/2007/10/a-simple-mysql-client-in-tcltk-using-mysqltcl/comment-page-1/#comment-827 newbie36 Sat, 27 Oct 2007 19:19:44 +0000 http://dossy.org/archives/000529.html#comment-827 Hi Dossy, Really appreciate your quick response!.. Let me make you more clear. I need to store and retrieve some data into mysql database using tcl script, so I installed mysqltcl in order fo me to get access directly into the database from the tcl right? Ok, actually, after installing mysqltcl, am I suppose to connect both of them via the mysqltcl shell prompt like I said in the previous post (::mysql::connect), or use the command in tcl scripts? I have tried to google on how to connect them both, but very much little info I get..when I type #mysqld_safe -u root mysql, it returned : " Cant connect to localhost through var/lib/mysqld/mysqld.sock" (and this file actually is not exist) even though I didn't installed it here. And if I type #mysqld_safe, It will returned "Starting mysqld daemon using var/lib/mysql, STARTED", but then just a few second, it will stopped by displaying "STOPPING the server using var/lib/mysql/ns2-box.pid" . I tried to point to the correct library path by using --with-mysql-var=/path/to/mysql/data during configure, but I dont know why this error still came out (even I have changed the path). Maybe this is not the correct way of connecting them (that's why I got those errors). Do i need to perform this command at mysqltcl shell prompt? or it should be applied in the tcl script itself? I really need to clarify this out since I have been stucked with this about a week!..I really hope you can help me in this and I really appreciate it!.. Sorry for my bad English, I hope you can understand. Hi Dossy,

Really appreciate your quick response!..

Let me make you more clear. I need to store and retrieve some data into mysql database using tcl script, so I installed mysqltcl in order fo me to get access directly into the database from the tcl right?

Ok, actually, after installing mysqltcl, am I suppose to connect both of them via the mysqltcl shell prompt like I said in the previous post (::mysql::connect), or use the command in tcl scripts? I have tried to google on how to connect them both, but very much little info I get..when I type #mysqld_safe -u root mysql, it returned : ” Cant connect to localhost through var/lib/mysqld/mysqld.sock” (and this file actually is not exist) even though I didn’t installed it here.

And if I type #mysqld_safe, It will returned

“Starting mysqld daemon using var/lib/mysql, STARTED”,

but then just a few second, it will stopped by displaying

“STOPPING the server using var/lib/mysql/ns2-box.pid” .

I tried to point to the correct library path by using –with-mysql-var=/path/to/mysql/data during configure, but I dont know why this error still came out (even I have changed the path).

Maybe this is not the correct way of connecting them (that’s why I got those errors). Do i need to perform this command at mysqltcl shell prompt? or it should be applied in the tcl script itself? I really need to clarify this out since I have been stucked with this about a week!..I really hope you can help me in this and I really appreciate it!..

Sorry for my bad English, I hope you can understand.

]]> By: Dossy http://dossy.org/2007/10/a-simple-mysql-client-in-tcltk-using-mysqltcl/comment-page-1/#comment-826 Dossy Fri, 26 Oct 2007 11:33:23 +0000 http://dossy.org/archives/000529.html#comment-826 newbie36: Are you executing your Tcl script correctly? If you're getting a "bash: command not found" error, it doesn't sound like it. It sounds like you're trying to execute Tcl code from your shell prompt, not as a Tcl script. I'll need more specific details (i.e., see exactly what you're doing) to really give you any help with this. newbie36: Are you executing your Tcl script correctly? If you’re getting a “bash: command not found” error, it doesn’t sound like it. It sounds like you’re trying to execute Tcl code from your shell prompt, not as a Tcl script.

I’ll need more specific details (i.e., see exactly what you’re doing) to really give you any help with this.

]]> By: newbie36 http://dossy.org/2007/10/a-simple-mysql-client-in-tcltk-using-mysqltcl/comment-page-1/#comment-825 newbie36 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 10:47:58 +0000 http://dossy.org/archives/000529.html#comment-825 Hi Dossy, I feel so lucky to found this website..It sound interesting to me since I am also work on tcl and mysql (mysqtcl) and looking for this quite very long time. I have some problem with mysqltcl that I hope you can answer. OK..let me explain, I want to access the mysql database from tcl code, so I have installed mysql5.0.4 and mysqltcl3.0.2 and I already have tcl8.3.2 installed with the linux package (i am using debian). My mysql and tcl is working fine. The problem now is I can't connect both of them using mysqltcl..I am using command "mysql::connect" but it returned "bash:command not found"..the installation was succesfull, but I dont have any idea why this happened. Actually I am totally new in mysqltcl, I just follow the command from the manual. So I want to ask you if u have any idea on how to connect them using mysqltcl.. Thanks in advance for you time and help!! Hi Dossy,

I feel so lucky to found this website..It sound interesting to me since I am also work on tcl and mysql (mysqtcl) and looking for this quite very long time. I have some problem with mysqltcl that I hope you can answer.

OK..let me explain, I want to access the mysql database from tcl code, so I have installed mysql5.0.4 and mysqltcl3.0.2 and I already have tcl8.3.2 installed with the linux package (i am using debian). My mysql and tcl is working fine. The problem now is I can’t connect both of them using mysqltcl..I am using command “mysql::connect” but it returned “bash:command not found”..the installation was succesfull, but I dont have any idea why this happened. Actually I am totally new in mysqltcl, I just follow the command from the manual. So I want to ask you if u have any idea on how to connect them using mysqltcl..

Thanks in advance for you time and help!!

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