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1. Install NetBeans 6.1 and MySQL 5.0. 2. Start NetBeans 6.1. MySQL 5.0 will be registered by default and admin properties will be set for it. 3. Close NetBeans 6.1, start NetBeans 6.5 and import NetBeans 6.1 settings. 4. Change a password to a correct one and connect to MySQL server. 5. Expand it's node, rightclick it's node and choose "Stop". Result: Since MySQL stop command isn't valid (it wasn't fixed in 6.1 (By the way, have we any chance to fix this problem in NetBeans 6.1? I guess no, since we probably won't have any new patches.)) the server won't be stopped, but MySQL server's node always expanding/collapsing. :) If MySQL server node isn't expanded when "Stop" item is chosen, then everything is OK.
I can reproduce, pretty annoying.
Reassigned to new owner.
I cannot reproduce it. If I installed 6.1 with MySQL bundle, MySQL wasn't registered at all. If I try to stop MySQL in 6.7, it enables to supply missing parameters.