Could not connect to MySQL

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Could not connect to MySQL

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Hi,
When trying to connect to MySQL server , I am getting error "Connections to MySQL Community Servers are not supported. Please contact MySQL to obtain a MySQL Enterprise or Commercial".

This is the first time we are trying to connect to MySQL from ETL. I did search on this error message and found that , DataStage can connect to only Enterprise or Commercial server.

Do we have any workaround to connect to community server from datastage.

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Yes, obtain a MySQL Enterprise or Commercial. Or, perhaps, use ODBC.
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ODBC stage is also giving same error..
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Then it would seem that you'll need to upgrade to a non-free / open source version of the database.
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We use the free version to test concepts. The ODBC works fine. You either have a driver issue or a user/pwd issue.
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Interesting... back when I searched for this error message found several sites with information like this, hence my comment.
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Craig, maybe it is an older version of MySQL. I have never had a problem. We use Java as well to connect to it. He might not be starting MySQL properly as well. So the service is not running.
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Hi Kim,
Any idea what version of ODBC driver you used to connect. Currently we are having 5.3
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I am on 6.1 CE
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Downloaded new driver from internet and copied *.so files to /lib directory. After that I am able to connect.
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