Had some errors installing on webhotel (surftown.se), needed to make som changes to the code to use it.

First error in the sql script.
When create the settings table you use a lower-case character in the tablename "be_settings", it will not work when trying to insert settings into "be_Settings"

Second error i got when the server tried to read the tables created. I didnt find tables like "be_Settings" due to upper-case character. I made a change to the script and the code for the provider to use lower-case characters in the tablenames then work like a charm.

Thanks for the MySqlProvider
Mysql gave errors on the table names

Magnus Eriksson

March 5. 2008 04:26

Nice add-on! One small glare I've noticed on my hosting provider is that mysql columns seem to be case sensitive so if they tablenames aren't named lie those hardcoded in the codebase... you get errors... small issue, easily fixable without modifying code!!

troy

March 13. 2008 17:58

hi
I'm trying to get my blog running on MySQL but the problem is that it is taking it long time trying to load the page but nothing happens !!!
one more thing I have modified at the connection string which is the provider I used MySql provider instead of MSSQL
any clue why am I getting the strange behavior ?

Dr MHQ

March 29. 2008 08:17

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April 23. 2008 18:02

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April 23. 2008 18:02

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April 30. 2008 00:14

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andre

May 8. 2008 13:22

Hi,
thanks, very nice. But why shall I use MySQL? Do you have problems using the xml-based storage on blogs with high traffic? Till today I never ran into any performance-trouble.

Andre Tagesgeld

June 14. 2008 07:13