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KingSton
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Problem with Java

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I don't know what is wrong with my computer, but one time everything works, another time not. Today I instaled server pack, tried to instal database and found some troubles with them ( Database instaler worked good, but problem was with data files ), so I needed to clean up everything and instal second time, to avoid errors, but now there is another error, probably problem with Java:

'find' is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file

:arrow: I had this error earlier, but it was fixed and I don't know how, becouse it seems that problem just disapeared. But now I have this error and don't know how to fix it. I tried to set PATH, but nothing good heppened. Also I tried to reinstal my Java, reboot computer, nothing... :|

To sum up I tried maybe everything what found in internet, but nothing helped.

Please help me find a solution :|
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Re: Problem with Java

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check your PATH environment variable (the system one, not the user), see if there is %SystemRoot%\system32 somewhere in the beginning. On windows xp/vista/7 it should contain "%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;".

Basically, the error is because your OS can't find the "find" executable in system32, most probably because the system32 is not in the PATH.
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Re: Problem with Java

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And another one time this error fixed by his self, I just turned off my computer and in the morning my server works... :D
I saw in internet that this problem is not for only me, so if you have the same problem, reinstal all programs( Java, maybe MySQL, Navicat), reconfigur MySQL and just ShutDown your computer :D
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Re: Problem with Java

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bs, you don't have to reinstall anything.
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Re: Problem with Java

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And the same problem like yestarday, I downloaded latest version with Eclipse and there is some problems with SQL files, where I need to announce with this problem?
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Re: Problem with Java

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in the topic where you originally posted about it, I told you.
If there is a real error in there, it has a possibility of getting fixed in the SVN, but if you just ask "where should I post it" then nothing will happen. Just post it.
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