BOSI Question

[Raderick]

I'm trying to install a copy of BOSI on my computer, and I am where it asks me to go into PHPMyAdmin and import the tables.sql table. When I click on SQL, the option to browse for the file is not available. It might be this way because I'm using an updated version than when this was released.

Any help would be awesome!

[UKrookie]

If you select your database then select import the browse option is available.

[Raderick]

Originally Posted by UKrookie

If you select your database then select import the browse option is available.

Thanks for catching that. However, when I attempt to import, it only takes in 3 of the 26 databases.

[UKrookie]

However, when I attempt to import, it only takes in 3 of the 26 databases.

Not sure what the '26 databases' are, tables.sql should create 68 tables in your bosi database.

Here are the original instalation notes provided with bosi perhaps they will help...http://www.ootpsimleagues.com/BOSI%2...ion%20Help.htm

[Raderick]

Originally Posted by UKrookie

Not sure what the '26 databases' are, tables.sql should create 68 tables in your bosi database.

Here are the original instalation notes provided with bosi perhaps they will help...http://www.ootpsimleagues.com/BOSI%2...ion%20Help.htm

I too don't know where I got 68 databases from. I must have been too tired or something.

[Raderick]

When I import, it still only imports three tables.

[Raderick]

Bump

[Raderick]

Now I know there has to be some of you who know Php enough to help me out here.

[DaveHorn]

Been helping Cody with this issue.

The problem is newer version of MySQL that have come out since BOSI was released has issues with creating tables that set timestamp default value to null.

Chaning the sql load file so it doesn't set up timestamps with default nulls solves the problem.

[Raderick]

Thanks Dave!