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How can I get rid of the following message on the main screen of phpMyAdmin?

Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.37 differs from your MySQL server version 5.0.41. This may cause unpredictable behavior.

I have been looking everywhere for a solution, and it seems that a function called "mysql_upgrade" could help. Could it?? And if so, where should one type that command to execute it??? It is described quite extensively in the documentation, but nowhere do they mention the context in which it can be used...

It seems that the mysql console only accepts sql commands. I don't see another console in my wamp 5 installation...

Thanks for any help!

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I got apiece of advice from a reader: the mySQL version that comes with WAMP is a light one, it seems. That's why mysql_update is nowhere to be found even though it is mentioned in the doc. So... I downloaded a full version and extracted from it the file missing files that are included in *.exe format. When I executed mySQL_update, it said that it was upgrading everything to 5.0.45. So that's what was done, and I still get the same message about 5.0.37 and 5.0.41.



Post Edited (08-16-07 02:59)

did you upgrade an older version of wamp to a newer one? the latest versions of wamp are not upgradeable. if you want to upgrade, you neeed to backup all your website files, uses phpmyadmin to export your mysql databases and data. then uninstall wamp, delete c:\wamp folder, restart pc, and install latest wamp. then put back all your website data and use phpmyadmin to get all your database data back.



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Thanks for the info.

Finally, I succeeded at getting rid of this message. All I had to do is:

1- download the mysql files in zip form
2- compare the files mysql.exe, mysqldump.exe and mysqld-nt.exe in the zip file with the ones on the disk (in mysql/bin);
2- replace the ones that differ with the downloaded version.

In my case, it is the mysqld-nt.exe file that was different. I replaced it with the one from the zip file and the warning disappeared.