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vBulletin Product SQL Import
Whilst trying to import several plugins into my vBulletin 3.8.7, it has come to my attention that regardless of the success of installation message it seems the tables are not created / altered within the database. It seems all the configuration file is correct? Could anyone provide a solution for this issue as I'm not sure if its global. I've tried searching around but I can't find an answer.
Take Yet Another Award System for example; I get a database error: Quote:
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Is that the full error? Check your server error logs to find the full error.
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I get the following displayed to me, as the import of sql was unsuccessfull.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2014/08/21.png |
If you don't know where those are, you will have to ask your host. :)
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I just checked, and there are no recorded error logs for the issue.
Please refer above. |
I still can not see the full error from that image. :)
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Link to that mod please.
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<a href="https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=196244" target="_blank">https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=196244</a>
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Try installing this mod, and see if it actually installs, this should tell us if it is the mod, or the site.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=288136 |
Im going to try this now, some plugins that don't require sql add perfectly. Just ones that require new tables, or alterations.
____________________________________________ Edit: Again, the sql didn't alter the database. |
That one only adds a row to the existing table.
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This wasn't executed.
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Ok, open your includes/config.php file and look for this:
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// ****** TABLE PREFIX ****** Code:
$config['Database']['tableprefix'] = ''; |
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Hmmm, I am at a loss then. :(
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Not sure as to what the problem could be to be honest! :{
If anyone else could assist that would be excellent. |
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I don't know a lot about database administration, but I think it could be that your database user doesn't have the right permissions. Have you tried creating a table yourself (such as through phpMyAdmin) using the same db user info as you have in your config.php?
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What version of mysql are you running?
You can try altering the product xml by replacing all instance of: TYPE=MyISAM with ENGINE=MyISAM Then remove the product and re-import. |
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2014/08/17.png |
You'll need to do those replacements from my previous post in the product xml in order to install the product. Type=XXX is no longer supported as MySQL syntax. You should see errors about those lines in your mysql error log.
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Would this be the issue for every product then ;S |
I don't think so, as the DBTech one I had you try only alters a existing table, not add a new one.
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DBTech User Tagging system won't install also. |
Right, so it has no relation to the type or engine.
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Manually turn off all other products you have installed through admincp and then try installing a failed one again.
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When you set up your mysql user, were you sure to grant them ALL access to the database? If they don't have all permissions, or your host won't allow you to grant all permissions, then modifications that alter databases may not install. You should check your mysql error log.
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