[phorm] [Phorm:] Re: Alert 010 - Unable to open DB variables file
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MESSAGE: (#2721) Re: Alert 010 - Unable to open DB variables file
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AUTHOR: Caleb Shiffer
DATE: May 22, 2003 at 7:07 p.m. EST
Reply To: (#2719) Re: Alert 010 - Unable to open DB variables file
Author: Patrick O'Hara
Date: May 22, 2003 at 7:04 p.m. EST
So do I still need the $PHORM_MYDBV line in there if I use the $DHost, user,
pass and base lines?
> This is where your problem is. PHORM_MYDBV should be
> the name of a file containing the database connection
> details. Personally I think it is easier and safer to
> specify the database details in the config file.
> $DHost = "localhost";
> $DUser = "lebshif_lebshif";
> $DPass = "xxxxxxxx";
> $DBase = "lebshif_databaseName";
> Either way, the above must be included somewhere.
> Regards,
> Patrick O'Hara
> WhitsundayIT
> QLD, Australia
> patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx www.whitsundayit.com
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