mySQL WorkBench Scripting shell unresponsive
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I'm using MySQL Workbench ver 8.0 CE with MariaDB ver 10.1.3 on Windows 10.
When I click on Scripting -> Scripting Shell I get a console screen showing things like
Registered 183 GRT classes
Registered 37 modules (from 35 files)
..
..
Type ? For help
Python Shell initialized
Ready.
However, this screen does not allow me to input any text and seems to be in a hung state. I don't have python installed on this machine, could this be a problem or is it something else?
mysql mariadb mysql-workbench
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Raj
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I'm using MySQL Workbench ver 8.0 CE with MariaDB ver 10.1.3 on Windows 10.
When I click on Scripting -> Scripting Shell I get a console screen showing things like
Registered 183 GRT classes
Registered 37 modules (from 35 files)
..
..
Type ? For help
Python Shell initialized
Ready.
However, this screen does not allow me to input any text and seems to be in a hung state. I don't have python installed on this machine, could this be a problem or is it something else?
mysql mariadb mysql-workbench
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
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0
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favorite
up vote
0
down vote
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I'm using MySQL Workbench ver 8.0 CE with MariaDB ver 10.1.3 on Windows 10.
When I click on Scripting -> Scripting Shell I get a console screen showing things like
Registered 183 GRT classes
Registered 37 modules (from 35 files)
..
..
Type ? For help
Python Shell initialized
Ready.
However, this screen does not allow me to input any text and seems to be in a hung state. I don't have python installed on this machine, could this be a problem or is it something else?
mysql mariadb mysql-workbench
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
I'm using MySQL Workbench ver 8.0 CE with MariaDB ver 10.1.3 on Windows 10.
When I click on Scripting -> Scripting Shell I get a console screen showing things like
Registered 183 GRT classes
Registered 37 modules (from 35 files)
..
..
Type ? For help
Python Shell initialized
Ready.
However, this screen does not allow me to input any text and seems to be in a hung state. I don't have python installed on this machine, could this be a problem or is it something else?
mysql mariadb mysql-workbench
mysql mariadb mysql-workbench
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
asked Nov 20 at 4:18
Raj
1,60411216
1,60411216
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I suspect the "Scripting Shell" is aimed at MySQL 8.0, and won't work with any version of MariaDB yet. Consider using an older version of Workbench or phpmyadmin or something else.
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
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I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
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Nov 20 at 4:41
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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I suspect the "Scripting Shell" is aimed at MySQL 8.0, and won't work with any version of MariaDB yet. Consider using an older version of Workbench or phpmyadmin or something else.
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
I suspect the "Scripting Shell" is aimed at MySQL 8.0, and won't work with any version of MariaDB yet. Consider using an older version of Workbench or phpmyadmin or something else.
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
I suspect the "Scripting Shell" is aimed at MySQL 8.0, and won't work with any version of MariaDB yet. Consider using an older version of Workbench or phpmyadmin or something else.
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
I suspect the "Scripting Shell" is aimed at MySQL 8.0, and won't work with any version of MariaDB yet. Consider using an older version of Workbench or phpmyadmin or something else.
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
answered Nov 20 at 4:23
Rick James
65.1k55796
65.1k55796
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
add a comment |
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
I'm a new user to the workbench and mainly interested in manipulating the models through python so I guess I could use the scripts which seem to execute through the other tab. So, if the shell is to query the database tables etc. then I could forego for the moment.
– Raj
Nov 20 at 4:41
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