Why does MySQL say of its own creation that it was "created with a different version of MySQL"?
Posted by: kumbamamfe
Date: September 12, 2005 12:59AM

I have successfully migrated a database from MS SQL 2000 to
MySQL 5. The migration procedure produced (only) *.frm files,
with names corresponding to the table-names. I have tried to
run queries, without success. Neither on the command line, nor
with the Query Browser.

Both methods keep giving me error messages. For example, when
I run 'SELECT * FROM submissionTest' on the MySQL Query Browser
I get

ErrorNr.: 1033
Error message: Table './myDB_dbo/submissionTest' was created with a different version of MySQL and cannot be read

Thanks in advance for explaining this.

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