SQL Querys

[tbworld]

Originally Posted by Max Taxable

This thread is humorous. Heh.

Because the question was answered by three people, starting with @Max Taxable. Statistically @Max Taxable, you get the collar. All is good.

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by tbworld

Because the question was answered by three people, starting with @Max Taxable. Statistically @Max Taxable, you get the collar. All is good.

I was like the guy in the football game who made the initial 'hit' on the runner, but could only manage to grab his leg to slow him down.

Then my two teammates showed up pronto and pancaked the guy.

[steve3402000]

I hate to be a pain in the rump, I got it to allow me to run querys, What is the query for it to verify and fix the database?

Thanks again

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by steve3402000

What is the query for it to verify and fix the database?

Not sure what you're asking for here.

[steve3402000]

My MySQL tool which happens to be phpmyadmin, will not allow me to access the database. I have repaired it numerous times through the hosting company. I thought ( probably mistakenly ) that I could circumvent it by going through the board. When I go to do it, it gives me errors. None of my users can upload anything to the board.

--------------- Added [DATE]1385516438[/DATE] at [TIME]1385516438[/TIME] ---------------

phpMyAdmin - Error
Cannot start session without errors, please check errors given in your PHP and/or webserver log file and configure your PHP installation properly.

This was working recently, nothing was changed.

[Max Taxable]

I've no idea... But someone will be along soon who might.

[ozzy47]

AFAIK

phpMyAdmin Not Loading isn't a vBulletin issue. You would need to check your php.ini file. Chances are it is trying to load a resource that isn't accessible. If you also can't access MySQL directly, then it may be offline for one of many reasons.

Your hosting provider should be able to help with this issue.