Subject Re: Apache 2.4 on Win Server 2019 From David Ball <No.SPAM@All.com> Date Fri, 10 May 2019 13:54:10 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Hi Wayne Thanks for the additional information. > Should I uninstall the full dbase plus and reinstall only the runtime? Good question. Under most circumstances, you would want to have dBASE and all of your development stuff on a capable development machine at work/home; the server would normally only get what it needs - the runtime and BDE. I don't know your circumstances but you may want to have a look at that. It's very convenient having the full version right there, but it can be a security risk and then there are the licensing issues. It's also safer to do your testing on the development machine - in case anything goes horribly wrong, you don't want all your production data hosed. Upload stuff to the server only after it runs okay on the development machine (which means you need to set up Apache on your home machine). If you don't really need the full program there, I would say to remove it and reinstall the runtime. The runtime install includes an install of the BDE, so hopefully it may overwrite any registry/ini file stuff that is currently causing trouble. I am being optimistic here, and my apologies if this does not solve your issue. If it's still not working afterwards, then we can try to find what configuration files the dBASE runtime is using. Thanks David Ball www.dBASEHost.com "Wayne Zimmerman"  wrote in message news:eMKIvG1BVHA.700@ip-AC1E04A7... 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 >