Dreamweaver Mysql Unidentified Error
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in Dreamweaver MySQL utilities Applies to : Dreamweaver This TechNote describes a few of the important factors involved in creating a successful dreamweaver cs3 mysql unidentified error MySQL database connection when using the PHP server model in Dreamweaver.
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It also covers some basic MySQL user account settings. It's assumed that you have installed and configured MySQL an unidentified error has occurred dreamweaver database on a local or remote computer. Errors will occur within Dreamweaver if setup is not completed correctly. A common error that can occur when testing a MySQL connection in
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Dreamweaver is "An unidentified error has occurred." Note: This TechNote is meant to be a basic getting started guide. You should consult the MySQL documentation and other third-party resources to tailor the MySQL account settings to your specific security requirements. To download and install MySQL, visit the MySQL website. MySQL configuration The default installation of the MySQL database system dreamweaver mysql error 1045 using password yes contains two databases named mysql and test. Themysql database contains six tables that store information about privileges. This section discusses two of these tables: the user table and the db table. The user table stores information about who can connect to the MySQL server and whether the user has any global level privileges. Because privileges in the user table affect all databases on the MySQL server, usually administrators will have some Ys (yes) in the privilege fields while most standard users have only Ns (no). The db table specifies the databases on the MySQL server that users are allowed to access, and this table is where most of the standard users' privileges are stored. Note: There are many graphic interface utilities available to help visually manage MySQL databases, however, this TechNote uses the native MySQL command-line client. Whether you install MySQL on a UNIX, Windows or Macintosh OS X machine, the command prompt window can be used to administer MySQL. In Windows, the command prompt is opened by selecting Start > Programs > Comman
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Content Reviews FAQ's e-Magazines e-Books Books Extensions Templates Showcases Videos Forums Overview / Dreamweaver / Help! An unidentified error has occurred Follow this topic Stop following this topic Share with a friend Back to product page This topic is locked Help! An unidentified error http://www.dmxzone.com/forum/topic/25408/ has occurred vote! undo vote! johnhenderson Posted 11 Oct 2003 10:07:45 Hi Guys,I posted this in the PHP section but got no help. I am in a bit of a dilema here, I am using dream weaver 6.0 to build a dynamic web site with apache, php and mysql. Every thing seemed to be working fine until I installed version 7.0. Now when I try connecting to an existing database, dreamweaver can't find it. I even dreamweaver mysql went to macromedia web site and found that this is a known problem. But is still did not help me to solve the problem. I know that it is to do with the 2 files in the _mmserverscripts folder. But I do not know what to add to them. Much appreciate any thing on thischeersJohncheersJohnMySql - Apache - PHP - Dreamweaver MX Replies bryandaniel Replied 05 Mar 2006 17:15:06 After 2 grueling days of trying to figure mysql unidentified error this out, I finally was able to resolve the issue with the infamous "an unidentified error has occurred" while trying to load/identify a MySQL database within DreamWeaver MX 2004. The problem is with PHP, not DWMX 2004. I'm sure some of this may not be accurate however I tested this on two machines running Windows XP SP2 and both times this worked. I'm assuming you've got the MySQL files installed and the ODBC driver installed as well. I'm not responsible for anything you do to your machine. With that said, I hope this post saves someone a lot of time. Files I have installed or versions I have running:IIS v5.1 (Windows XP Pro SP2)DreamWeaverMX 2004 v7.0.1 Mysql-essential-5.0.18-win32.msiMysql-connector-odbc-3.51.12-win32driver.msiMysql-administrator-1.1.8-win.msiMysql-query-browser-1.1.20-win.msiPhp-5.1.2-win32.zip (this is the manual install file, not the windows installer .exe file)The following are condensed directions that come from the install.txt file within the PHP .zip:1.) If you were like me and tried installing a previous version of PHP, you must uninstall EVERYTHING. When removing the previous versions of PHP, select CUSTOM and select everything (.dll and .ini files especially). This is what I did, you may not have to. Backup if you must, I didn't….. I like to live dangerously 2.) Extract php-5.1.2-win32.zip to a folder. I used C:\PHP. I had to create the folder PHP because v5.1.2 doesn't create this folder for you. You may choose adifferent location b