| Subject | Re: Apache 2.2 on Win Server 2019 |
| From | Wayne Zimmerman <waynez.dbsolutions@gmail.com> |
| Date | Fri, 10 May 2019 12:59:08 -0400 |
| Newsgroups | dbase.getting-started |
David wrote, 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? Should I uninstall the full dbase plus and reunstall only the runtime? Wayne Zimmerman 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 > | |