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Originally Posted by iLegendary Many people have this error and no solution given by the FAQ works..

Many people (in our case exactly 2) also underestimate the solution with redistributables and don't install them or just place some .dll's randomly downloaded from some shady dll-sites and place them somewhere to make things work.
So if you really correctly installed those 3 x86 (32 bit) redistributables and it still don't works, make sure that

• your Windows is up2date
• you are using the correct libmysql.dll
• you never "installed" (placed manually) some .dll's you downloaded from the internet

Which version of Windows are you using btw?

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Originally Posted by S4t3K @Patrick_ : This is not an acceptable solution. I mean, if he hadn't have the good include version, this would be a compiler error message, and thus not a run time error message.

This is the only solution. Do you really think you can't compile a script with a higher-version include and run that script with a lower-version plugin? Well of course you can do that, just like MrWallace.