[OldSchoolDSL]

Originally Posted by Boofo

You can't uninstall this through myphpadmin. It makes no entries into the db at all. It only reads what is already there. What is your problem? If you don't want to use it, uninstall it through the product manager.

OK.... What I know is I mistakenly turned this on, when it was originally disabled. Kind of got mixed up between tabs... test install and live site.

Upon activating this modification I got the following

Warning: mysqli_query(): (42S22/1054): Unknown column 'language.phrasegroup_global' in 'field list' in [path]/includes/class_core.php on line 1395

The e-mail I get tells me this

Invalid SQL:

                                       SELECT languageid,
                       phrasegroup_global AS phrasegroup_global,
                       phrasegroup_vbcms AS phrasegroup_vbcms,
                       phrasegroupinfo AS lang_phrasegroupinfo,
                       options AS lang_options,
                       languagecode AS lang_code,
                       charset AS lang_charset,
                       locale AS lang_locale,
                       imagesoverride AS lang_imagesoverride,
                       dateoverride AS lang_dateoverride,
                       timeoverride AS lang_timeoverride,
                       registereddateoverride AS lang_registereddateoverride,
                       calformat1override AS lang_calformat1override,
                       calformat2override AS lang_calformat2override,
                       logdateoverride AS lang_logdateoverride,
                       decimalsep AS lang_decimalsep,
                       thousandsep AS lang_thousandsep
                                       FROM language
                                       WHERE languageid = 1;

MySQL Error   : Unknown column 'phrasegroup_global' in 'field list'
Error Number  : 1054

So yes, I was hoping there was a way to disable this... Since I can not even access my AdminCP at this time.

I didn't mean any disrespect in my inquire and do not understand your "anger" toward my inquire.