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March 10, 2005 at 2:56 pm #8846mikeh00Member
Can someone please help? I'm pulling my hair out over this one! I enabled http tunnelling and can connect to my mysql server. However it only lists “test” as the database I have. It doesnt show the database I want to use (mypark_parkwood). So I try entering it in the connection window in the database field (and leave all other fields blank). I then click on connect. The database name then shows up in the program with a plus sign next to it. So I go to click on the database… and I get this error:
Error No. 1044
Access Denied for user: '@localhost' to database 'mypark_parkwood'
Can anyone please help? Thanks, mike
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March 10, 2005 at 3:29 pm #17145peterlaursenParticipant
Are UserID and password correct ?
And dows that user have the privilege to access that database ?
Can you connect with php-based tools (i.e. phpmyadmin)
If all that seems to be OK, then answer please this:
Where is it at ? (ISP/webhotel or a server totally under your own control)
MySQL , php and sqlyog version ? (I suppose that php is up and running correctly on the host ?)
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March 10, 2005 at 5:21 pm #17146mikeh00Member
I have tried leaving the userID and password blank, ive tried filling them in with everything I could think of. Maybe im not filling them in with the right info?
Yes i can go into phpmyadmin through cpanel and edit the database. The server is at westnic, which is a web host provider.
php version: 4.3.10
mysql: 4.0.23-standard
sqlyog: latest version
If you want to try yourself to access it… I can contact you privately if you want and send you the info. I really want to buy the full program but need to make sure I can actually connect to my database before I do.
THanks! mike
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March 10, 2005 at 6:08 pm #17147RiteshMember
Email me your MSN or Yahoo ID.
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March 11, 2005 at 1:58 pm #17148RiteshMember
I talked to Mike over MSN and he was forgetting to provide the password.
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