I created a Windows Service that uses MySQL. But this week I noticed that after a server reboot, I get a few MySQL Exceptions after the services is started: 'Unable to open connection to "MySQL, MySQL provider 6.2.20". Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts.'
It looks like that my service is started before the MySQL service. Is there any way to prevent this? Or can't there be anything done about it and should I just ignore the errors...
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