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Please try to connect with the MySQL command line tool. The 'You must set' message' is probably being generated by another command being sent as part of the login process (a 'use database_x' maybe) by SQL Developer
Hi Dave,
thanks for the update.
That's what comes to my mind, that the Oracle SQL Developer is sending any other command while connecting.
As we wanted to give the enduser the chance to change the password we do not want to give them the ability to connect via the mysql command line tool.
So do you think we can get this to work with the SQL Developer. Or do we have to think about providing the enduser access to the mysql command line tool, or perhaps the mysql workbench.
Greetings Daniel
Sorry but I do not know SQL Developer and am not sure what it is doing. Are you using password expiration?
sorry for the delay. I was on holiday and after that i had many things to do.
So right now we don't use the password expiration because right now we are migrating to a new MySQL Version.
When the migrations is done i will evaluate this further more.
So if i have any new informations i will come back to this thread.
843807Oct 2 2002 — edited Oct 6 2002