[mrpotatohead]

Originally Posted by Delphiprogrammi

that's obvious you already had the system installed and tryed to install again over the existing installation.If you want to delete all settings used by the system you run

[SQL]
"DELETE FROM" . TABLE_PREFIX . "setting WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'";
[/SQL]

Thanks, gave that a go running that query and it came up with this:

#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '"DELETE FROM" . TABLE_PREFIX . "setting WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'"' at line 1

Guess it's easy when you know how?! I've deleted all the tables in my database with the prefix warn_ and the warnings ones etc., if that is what the query is meant to achieve... but still no luck!

The error relates to the tables that don't even exist - I had previously installed AWS on my previous server, and had moved the board recently - but stopped using AWS for a while - and now want to reinstall it...


Thanks for your help m8 btw,


- Joe