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Hi everyone
I have just joined you guys. I wil appreciate some help. First of all when I try to configure RDBMS connection I get the following message:
DBI connect('server=213.171.218.227;database=COMPUTERHIGHWAY;uid=;pwd=;driver={SQL Server};longtrunc=1;longread=75000','',...) failed: at e:/domains/c/computer-highway.com/user/htdocs/cgi-bin//library/common/database.pl line 370
Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
Please Help
Mumtaz
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It is not recommended to post that type of info here. However, this issue is related to your server. Have your host verify this error on - DBI module.
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Looks like your path has a problem.
You have two slashes at
cgi-bin//library
In addition... you might want to change your user info and password... considering the potential security risk with your info being posted here in the forums.
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Hi
Thanks Nav and Todd for your advice regarding secure info. I appreciate everyone's response.
Nav. I can connect to the MSSQL database with other programs. but not from ccp so i believe the problem is in the way i have setup ccp. but i dont know where i have gone wrong.
Todd you are right there are two // in the path but i dont know where they are coming from and how can i change them to one /.
webmaster pleaseexplain what do you mean by what RDBMS and all drivers?
Many Thanks
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WEBMASTER THESES ARE INSTALLED ON MY WEBSERVER
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Nav. I can connect to the MSSQL database with other programs. but not from ccp so i believe the problem is in the way i have setup ccp. but i dont know where i have gone wrong.
In this case,
1 - Please post your web error logs regarding the loading of cp-app.cgi (from where the error occurs exacly).
2 - Verify your paths in cp-app.cgi and cp-admin.cgi files. You should not have two slashes between the folders.
3 - ' Please post your URL (precise one where it leads to cp-app.cgi file) '.
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HI Nick
I have just been told by my hosting company that DBI and DBD are installed on the webserver but not on the MSSQL server
Could this be a reason for my problem?
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That would explain it if you ask me.
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