Using Yap Prolog 6.2.0, and MySQL 5.1.41, and trying to use db_open
.
Prolog source:
:- use_module(library(myddas)).
:- trace, db_open(mysql, x, localhost/myschema, web, mypassword),
write('got it'), nl.
A trace of the failure:
?- db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema,web,mypassword).
(1) call:db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema,web,mypassword) ?
(2) call:myddas:db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema/0/_131406,web,mypassword) ?
(3) call:myddas_errors:'$error_checks'(db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema/0/_131406,web,mypassword)) ?
(3) exit:myddas_errors:'$error_checks'(db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema/0/_131406,web,mypassword)) ?
(4) call:myddas:c_db_my_connect(localhost,web,mypassword,m开发者_Go百科yschema,0,_131406,_131634) ?
(4) fail:myddas:c_db_my_connect(localhost,web,mypassword,myschema,0,_131406,_131634) ?
(2) fail:myddas:db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema/0/_131406,web,mypassword) ?
(1) fail:db_open(mysql,x,localhost/myschema,web,mypassword) ?
Seems compiling Yap with --enable-myddas --enable-myddas-stats --enable-myddas-top-level
is required.
Compiling it (as I had done previously, i think) with --enable-myddas --enable-myddas-top-level
did not work.
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