Comment 11 for bug 1108630

Here's a screenshot of the issue, and yes, it's different from this bug (I could file another bug, but I wanted to confirm others get the problem as well). You can see from the terminal window that there is a record in table1, but the 'select * from table1;' command in mysql-workbench shows no records, and the action output window doesn't show anything either.

It's easy to recreate. I reproduced it using a 32-bit version of Raring running in VirtualBox.

1. Install mysql-server. I set no password for the root user.

2. Run "mysql -uroot" to get into mysql, and create a schema and with a table with a record in it:

create schema test1;
use test1;
create table1 (id integer, name text);
insert into table1 values (1, 'test');

3. Download the libctemplate0 deb file via the link at http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libs/libctemplate0 and install with 'sudo dpkg -i', then download mysql-workbench.deb file and install it.

4. Open mysql-workbench and create a new connection with default schema test1 for localhost.

5. Open the connection and create the query "select * from table1;" and execute it. The action window and results window appear but both are empty.