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cf administrator says connect to db is ok but web page says unable to find datasource.

New Here ,
Jun 09, 2012 Jun 09, 2012

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I have been able to connect my mysql database to the coldfusion 10 administrator, using the mysql(4/5) driver.  However when I attempt to preform a query in a webpage I get an error page saying:


Datasource newsletter could not be found

Here is the code snippet:

<cfquery Name="dump" datasource="newsletter" username="root" password="*******">(my password is correct)

  select *

  from Newsletter

</cfquery>

<cfdump var=#dump#>

ANy help would be appreciated.

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New Here , Jun 11, 2012 Jun 11, 2012

I figured out what the issue was.

I had both Coldfusion 9 and Coldfusion 10 installed.  It appears I was getting the database connected with Coldfusion 9 but then I was building and running on the coldfusion 10 server.  Uninstalling coldfusion 9 and ensuring the datasource was connected to the coldfusion 10 administrator resolved the issue.

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Jun 09, 2012 Jun 09, 2012

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It probably won't help, but try it without the username and password.  They are unnecessary.

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Jun 10, 2012 Jun 10, 2012

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You might be confusing the table name with the datasource name. Why don't you run the following code to verify the names of all the datasources:

<cfset adminObj = CreateObject("component","cfide.adminapi.administrator")>

<cfset adminLogin = adminObj.login("my_cfadmin_password")>

<cfset datasourceService = CreateObject("component","cfide.adminapi.datasource")>

<cfset datasources = datasourceService.getDatasources()>

<cfset datasourceList = structkeylist(datasources)>

List of datasources: <cfoutput>#datasourceList#</cfoutput>

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I figured out what the issue was.

I had both Coldfusion 9 and Coldfusion 10 installed.  It appears I was getting the database connected with Coldfusion 9 but then I was building and running on the coldfusion 10 server.  Uninstalling coldfusion 9 and ensuring the datasource was connected to the coldfusion 10 administrator resolved the issue.

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A curious one for the books! Please mark it as answered.

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