Processing 1.09 is quite old. 1.5... I was about to write that it doesn't exist, but I checked, and it is here! Why the intermediate versions are announced in the forum and not the major ones? So, thanks for pointing it out...

I made some sketches using the SQLibrary on Windows XP without problems.
Just re-tested with my sketch based on MySQL, with P.1.5, on Win7 64bit, without problems (once I re-created the base).

It should work on Windows, given that MySQL is installed correctly. Can you mail me your setup (which Windows, which MySQL) so i can test here?

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Thanks for confirming, phi.lo!

I got SQLibrary on windows 7 (processing 1.51) to work once I placed it in   the main "libraries" directory in the Processing distribution  and not in the sketchbook library as instructed.   I realised this may work upon reading the changes to version 1.5  section on the wiki site. Placing libraries into the main libraries also appears to work for other library imports.  

" Placing libraries into the main libraries also appears to work for other library imports."
Yes, but you have to move them or copy them (if you have several versions of Processing, like me) on each upgrade. Not to mention issues to add a new one if you put Processing in Programming Files: you must be administrator to add them, and you still get an annoying confirmation dialog.

That's why it is simpler to put them in the sketchbook.

Hello Phi.Iho.  I followed instructions on Wiki to the letter.  Duplicated the file structure on a Mac to see if I had missed something.  Placing the contributed library within the sketchbook folder system worked on the Mac, but