Using 9.2.0.4948
I have come across a strange issue. I have two identical databases one on a remote server and the other on a local server. The databases are an exact copy of each other. Also all usernames, passwords are database names are identical.
I created 2 sessions in HeidiSQL one for each server. I connected to the remote database did some changes and disconnected, then connected to the local session and dropped the database ...to my astonishment the database that was dropped was the one on the remote server. Even more strange is that if I completely delete the session pointing to the remote server and use only the session pointing to the local server still it connects to the remote server.
Luckily no critical data was lost but it is a serious issue.
I am assuming HeidiSQL is keeping some temporary session files and they are being used because the database name is the same. Can I somehow flush these temporary files ?
HeidiSQL mixing up SSH tunnels
Code modification/commit
from ansgarbecker,
9 years ago,
revision 9.2.0.4949
Raise connection error when local SSH port for plink is already in use. See http://www.heidisql.com/forum.php?t=18395
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