STUPID BEEPS!
*Sigh* When i source my db, i am getting the usual duplicate entry errors . . . .
That's not the problem The problem is the stupid system speaker that beeps every single time there is an error for that. When i source items.sql this can happen for about a half hour to an hour. It's quite annoying and i'm re-sourcing the db each time as i test out different combinations. I would really love to turn that stupid speaker off before i chuck my computer in front of a train . . . . . . . Any help please? |
try doing mysql /? there is a flag setting to turn off the speaker
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found it . . its the -b flag . . i found it about 20 mins after posting this. Sorry bout this post!
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i still do not understand how to disable this speaker, can anyone try explaining more easy :p.
I tried -b flag, it just brings up > on next line..... |
start/run/cmd
mysql -b -u root |
its annoying as hell lol
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thank you kindly, saved me hours of ear ache.
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Or you can open your tower and deplug the beeper cable from your motherboard ...
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Useful to create a small bat file, or when you load mysql use the following command line:
mysql -b -u root -p eq Replace root with the username found in LoginServer.ini, and replace eq with the name of your database (usually eq). On the next line you'll be prompted for a password, enter the one in LoginServer.ini. Then when you get an error it won't beep. makes sourcing around 100,000x faster :P |
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