Subject Re: Apache 2.2 on Win Server 2019 From Charlie <tm@tc.com> Date Fri, 10 May 2019 10:13:05 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started I hate to sound stupid but is this something new in dbase 12, or have you always been able to connect via apache.  I am using dbase 11 right now. I connect to mysql using apache but I didn't realize it was possible to connect directly to a .dbf file this way.   I'd like to find out more about this.  Can someone give me more info? Thanks much!!! David Ball Wrote: > Hi Wayne > > I need a few more details, please. > > I'm not sure if you are talking about 2 different machines here or if > everything is installed on the one running Windows Server 2019. > > If it's all on one machine, you would have: > Windows Server 2019 > Apache 2.2 > dBASE 12.3 full install > BDE > (It's just a little unusual to see a dBASE full install on a server; > normally that's where you would install the dBASE Runtime.) > > If it's 2 separate machines, can you tell me what is installed where please? > > It's good that your dBASE code is running, at least. It's possible that > dBASE running under Apache can't find the 'correct' BDE configuration file, > the one with all the good database information. Is your Windows Server 2019 > running in a shared hosting environment perhaps? > > Thanks > David Ball > www.dBASEHost.com > > > > "Wayne Zimmerman"  wrote in message news:HGG#nUDBVHA.1864@ip-AC1E04A7... > > I can open the dbase 12.3 dev app.and open any and all of my databases. But > when I run the web server I get and error when it try to open the database. > > Error: Unknown database name: DBASESAMPLES > > See code below: > > Why cann't the Apache web server not open the database? > > Code: > TRY  // Error trap entire CGI applet. > >    ////// Create new instance of the Web Class > >    SET PROCEDURE TO WebClass.cc ADDITIVE >    oCGI = new CGISession() >    oCGI.Connect() > > THEBASE1 = new DATABASE() >    THEBASE1.databaseName = "DBASESAMPLES" >    THEBASE1.active = true >