This happens to me when I run the show databases commands; and the SHOW CREATE TABLE command.
The other commands I can write and execute normally.
MacBook Pro early 2015, 64 bits.
I tried to check the MySQL version (x86_64 Homebrew install), I tried to restart the processes.
I was also having the same issue where if I ran any type of query the entire application would crash, v8.0.31 seems to be the most stable version and that worked for me.
I was also facing the similar problem with 8.0.32, but I tried with 8.0.30 and my problem got resolved. So you can try with lesser version 8.0.30 or equal.
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Whenever I launch Unity Editor, I always get multiple of the same error message in my console, and one NullReferenceException.
What are these and how can I fix them? I tried searching the web and didn't find anything. Can I safely ignore them?
My machine is decently powerful with 16 GB ram, i5 8th gen # 1.8 GHz. Not sure if my machine is just laggy or if these are legitimate errors.
I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
Confirmed bug by Unity Editor developer - bug report already made. The problem has existed since version 2020.1.13f1.
Until it is fixed you could either ignore it or downgrade to Unity version 2020.1.12f1 (last version without the bug).
The version 2020.1.12f1 is no longer listed in UnityHub, although it is possible to download it from command line:
$ ./UnityHub.AppImage unityhub://2020.1.12f1/55b56f0a86e3
If you don't have UnityHub it can be downloaded here.
Relates to: post on unity forum.
Unity Editor dev here. This is a bug. Please report it using Help->Report a Bug. We've made some changes in the Linux editor recently, and this message is part of it. Not something you should normally see.
vscode won't run on my win10 64bit os while i'm not connected to internet! as soon as I connect to internet it open's.
I have tried a lot to find the problem. even I have reinstalled my windows but it doesn't work.
what is the problem? pls help me if u know the answer
See this issue vscode won't run offline. There is a workaround posted there: comment: loopback adapter.
Later comment in that thread indicates it may have been fixed in an insider's build of windows 10.
I have a local postgresql 10 server (tested the same on 9.6, don't think it's related to the DB at all, only to pgAdmin4, as pgAdmin3 works just fine)
As in the screenshot, I am trying to connect to the localhost db with user postgres on a fresh installation, but I keep receiving this message:
readonly attribute
I searched everywhere for this error, but couldn't find any useful solutions or workarounds
pg4Admin 4 now is working for me. I got an update of python-psycopg2 to 2.7.4-1.pgdg16.04+1 amd64 version on my KDE Neon, that solved, to me, the readonly attribute problem.
This error is related to psycopg2. Please verify the version of psycopg2 installed on your system and update it to at least version 2.7.
At version 2.7 psycopg2 connection class the notices attribute is writable. On earlier versions it is a read only attribute.
If you comment the code in line 313 of /usr/share/pgadmin4/web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg2/connection.py you could check it out.
#pg_conn.notices = deque([], self.ASYNC_NOTICE_MAXLENGTH)
You can try using pgAdmin4 wheel file, you will not face any such issues of an older version of packages from the native repo.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/831262/how-to-install-pgadmin-4-in-desktop-mode-on-ubuntu
I am on Ubuntu 16.04, but using postgresql and pgAdmin from apt.postgresql.org. I struck this bug. But the new version of psycopg2 that came through with the latest apt update solved the problem for me.
My MongoDB Compass won't launch. It was working an hour ago, but now it just shows this screen forever.
I've tried rebooting. And even uninstalling and re-installing Compass. But every time I launch it, it just shows the loading screen and never proceeds. If I go to Connect > Connect to..., it just opens another window that does the same thing.
Version 1.10.9
Windows 10 x64
How can I get this program to launch correctly? What should I investigate to try to figure this out?
Had the same issue today, with the Version 1.10.9 on Mac OSX. I then reinstalled MongoDB Compass Community Edition to the latest Beta version (Version 1.11.0-beta.1), the loading proceeded and everything went fine.
Same here. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling. No joy.
I reinstalled an older version 1.8.2 which worked fine. Must be an issue with the latest release.
Edit: I upgraded to 1.10.9 this morning and reverted to 1.8.2 after coming across this issue.
After having the same issue today (november 24:th) i used the latest stable version (1.10.10) and it solved the problem. I´m on Mac OS Sierra (10.12.6).
On window 7, i found the issue was because of two reason and both were related to power shell.
First problem was because of execution policy related to power shell script, which can be solved by running the following with administrator privilege.
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
After this, please check the power shell version, in case you are trying to install latest version of mongodb on window 7, power cell version needs to me minimum of 3.0, in my case it was 2.0 and because of that installation was getting stuck. After upgrading power shell to latest, installation went through quickly.
I managed to surprisingly fix this issue by restarting my computer. I was on Ubuntu 18.04, Compass v1.x (somewhere this year).
I understand that the poster is on Windows but this was the first hit on Google.
This seems to be forever error, even in 3.6.3 version, that i've tried today. There are questions about the error everywhere.
The link below
Installation/Update of MongoDB 3.6.2 on Windows Hangs
explains the problem - the install trying to run execute the PowerShell script to download/install MongoDB Compass, which seems to hang due to insufficient rights.
DO NOT install Compass, or install it later with appropriate rights.
The same problem here.
My MongoDB version v4.2.1, compass-1.23 on Win 10 OS.
In MongoDB Compass screen panel, I went to View-> Toggle DevTools.
In Console section there was error indication in red :
"""Error: Command failed: powershell (...'powershell' is not recognized as an internal ..."""
Powershell can be added to environment variables paths:
Please check this:
Powershell' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
So, I closed MongoDB Compass window. Then I added path to environment variables:
C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\
And it solved my problem.
You can also add this line too, to enable MongoDB cmd line commands (your location and version can be different):
C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\
Please check this: How to Install MongoDB on Windows 7/8/10 | How to Install Mongo Compass as separate installer
I just installed PGAdmin 4 on my machine for the sake of upgrading when my PgAdmin 3 is working all fine.
Now, when I launch it, it sounds like it is infinitely stuck on start up screen. I came across many threads and many people have suggested manythings like
Install latest version of Java
Get latest version of PGAdmin(which I was already doing)
Get latest version of postgres
I did all of these but nothing seems to be working.
Any idea on what else can I do to resolve this issue?
Ok I am not sure if this applies to everyone who is facing similar issues. However, in my case it turned out that PGAdmin4 would not load if Fiddler is running on my system. Weird but true.