Production server is 5.0.x, dev is 5.5.x - perhaps a contributing factor?Noxwizard wrote:The generated queries are not unique to your board. They're just auto-prefixed with your table prefix and some adjustments done if you're using MySQL 4.0.x.
Production server is 5.0.x, dev is 5.5.x - perhaps a contributing factor?Noxwizard wrote:The generated queries are not unique to your board. They're just auto-prefixed with your table prefix and some adjustments done if you're using MySQL 4.0.x.
That's the same error I was talking about earlier where I thought it was missing the semi-colon. We were running the same script on the same DB, just on different servers.Noxwizard wrote:Can you post the full list of queries it gave you? It looks like it didn't separate them with semicolons.
Apparently not. That mistaken line of questioning was my fault.TC wrote:is there a comma missing after the ALTER_TABLE statement?
I find you to be excessively English, this is very offensive to me. Please curtail your Englishness.*Christian* wrote:How exactly does living in England make you a snob? I find your comment racist and uncalled for.phpDummie wrote:England? No. I see no charm in snobbery..
haha, gosh, I wonder what that could possibly be.SneakySimian wrote:There's a reason I have a new name.