To everyone that tried to help me: Thank you!
I don't know what the problem is (or was?) but it is hidden in GoDaddy's
dashboards and setups. I created a database on my private hosting account
with a different company and it just worked. So...I guess the church is
going to have to move its
When you say to check the database logs, is that on the server or on the PC?
TIA,
...J...
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The database is created, but there are no tables in it. Did I miss an
install step to actually create tables in the database?? If there is not
table, it cannot INSERT, correct? Or does GnuCash actually do that itself??
TIA,
...J...
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John Ralls-2 wrote
>> On Jan 15, 2018, at 10:34 PM, Jim_S
> James@
> wrote:
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> You do realize, though, that by using a remote database and then
> advertising your database URI you’ve invited the whole net to try to break
> your password and mess with your fina
Yes. GoDaddy provides a tool From StarField Techologoies called
"phpMyAdmin". ...j...
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e and the user name, and enter the password I've selected.
Any help??
TIA.
Jim_S
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