vBulletin Product SQL Import

[browneyadz]

Im going to try this now, some plugins that don't require sql add perfectly. Just ones that require new tables, or alterations.

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Edit:

Again, the sql didn't alter the database.

[ozzy47]

That one only adds a row to the existing table.

[browneyadz]

This wasn't executed.

[ozzy47]

Ok, open your includes/config.php file and look for this:

    //    ****** TABLE PREFIX ******
    //    Prefix that your vBulletin tables have in the database.
$config['Database']['tableprefix'] = '';

Now on the line:

$config['Database']['tableprefix'] = '';

Make sure you have the correct table prefix you are using set in-between the ''

[browneyadz]

I believe we are not using a global table prefix

[ozzy47]

Hmmm, I am at a loss then.

[browneyadz]

Not sure as to what the problem could be to be honest! :{

If anyone else could assist that would be excellent.

[vbresults]

Originally Posted by browneyadz

I get the following displayed to me, as the import of sql was unsuccessfull.

Forgot to censor one of the url's

[kh99]

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?

[browneyadz]

Originally Posted by vbresults

Forgot to censor one of the url's

Yeah, I know.

Originally Posted by kh99

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?

The database user has full permissions