Re: [mv] Using SQL's DB's

[ericho@vantixnet.com (Erich Oliphant)]

Because as I was working through this, I temporarily changed the name of the
products table in my access db.  Then I restarted MV and on startup it
reported that it was unable to find the products DB.  I changed the
tablename back to "products", restarted MV and got no errors.  So that
seemed to be a good indicator that MV was at least looking in the right
place.

There's another post on this subject that has my Database directives listed
If you'd like to look at those.

Thanks,
Eric

----- Original Message -----
From: Mr. Christopher F. Miller <cfm@maine.com>
To: <minivend-users@minivend.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2000 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: [mv] Using SQL's DB's


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> >
> > > OK, My last post was due to ignorance, perhaps this one is as well.  I
am
> > > just trying to list products on a "test page" with the following code:
>
> ..
>
> > > For some reason the page lists the contents of the products.asc file.
This
> > > is weird because I know MV is checking the Access DB for the presence
of the
> > > "products" table.  I have commented out the ref. to products.acs.  I
am very
> > > confused.
>
> I'm confused too.  How do you **know** that minivend is checking the
> Acces DB?  What do you have that shows that?
>
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