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Currently I have been working with MySQL on Mac OSX. I have MySql Workbench and MySql installed, along with commands on Terminal, but every time I try to open a database it comes up with this:
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Could someone explain what I have done wrong? I have tried everything (commands, reinstalling MySQL...)






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  • Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
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  • The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
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Currently I have been working with MySQL on Mac OSX. I have MySql Workbench and MySql installed, along with commands on Terminal, but every time I try to open a database it comes up with this:
Error



Could someone explain what I have done wrong? I have tried everything (commands, reinstalling MySQL...)






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  • Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:12










  • The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
    – owensteel
    Nov 13 at 7:14










  • Do you already tried do that error solver show?
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:15













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Currently I have been working with MySQL on Mac OSX. I have MySql Workbench and MySql installed, along with commands on Terminal, but every time I try to open a database it comes up with this:
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Could someone explain what I have done wrong? I have tried everything (commands, reinstalling MySQL...)






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Currently I have been working with MySQL on Mac OSX. I have MySql Workbench and MySql installed, along with commands on Terminal, but every time I try to open a database it comes up with this:
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Could someone explain what I have done wrong? I have tried everything (commands, reinstalling MySQL...)






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  • Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:12










  • The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
    – owensteel
    Nov 13 at 7:14










  • Do you already tried do that error solver show?
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:15


















  • Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:12










  • The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
    – owensteel
    Nov 13 at 7:14










  • Do you already tried do that error solver show?
    – dwir182
    Nov 13 at 7:15
















Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
– dwir182
Nov 13 at 7:12




Do you mean Mysql? i see dolphin there.. Sql are just language.. Not database..
– dwir182
Nov 13 at 7:12












The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
– owensteel
Nov 13 at 7:14




The error occurs on MySQL, sorry for not adding that
– owensteel
Nov 13 at 7:14












Do you already tried do that error solver show?
– dwir182
Nov 13 at 7:15




Do you already tried do that error solver show?
– dwir182
Nov 13 at 7:15












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There is a mistake in ip address . make sure you use correct format. if you use it locally give "127.0.0.1:3306" or "localhost:3306"






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    "8.0.13:3306" is not a legal "ip:port" format, make sure you've entered a correct IP address such as "10.8.0.13:3306"






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