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1. Re: No tables found in database
hyadav Jul 26, 2013 4:52 AM (in response to matthew stuart)Are you using CS6 or the CC version, if you are not sure go to help>About Dreamweaver and share the version ?
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2. Re: No tables found in database
matthew stuart Jul 26, 2013 4:58 AM (in response to hyadav)I have both, but for this particular project, I am still using CS6.
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3. Re: No tables found in database
bgupta16 Jul 26, 2013 5:07 AM (in response to matthew stuart)Are you able to test the connection to the database within Dreamweaver?
What file types are you working on?
Have you setup the website locally on testing server? Which tool are you using?
Please post a screenshot of the error message.
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4. Re: No tables found in database
hyadav Jul 26, 2013 5:08 AM (in response to matthew stuart)I have the updated version of CS6 and i can see the DB tables at my DW, did you made any changes or did you change the site something like that?
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5. Re: No tables found in database
matthew stuart Jul 26, 2013 5:29 AM (in response to hyadav)When it losses connection, I am unable to connect to the DB regardless of whether I am testing the connection, creating a new recordset, copying recordsets that are months old, or using the bindings panel to drag a binding onto the page. When it looses connection, I get a http error in the recordset in the bindings panel.
Everything was fine prior to the update, and nothing has changed apart from the update to the CS6/CC software.
I can launch DW and have it work prefectly with any DB in any site, and then for no reason, it looses the connection. The connection will not work again until I quit DW and restart it. Outside of DW, I can see all databases, and I can see the contents of each. I am able to interact with MySQL databases create new tables and records, update them and delete them, but DW still won't connect until I restart it.
As this has only started happening imediately after I updated the software, it would indicate a bug to me... and I have been reporting numerous bugs for DWCS6 with Adobe engineers.
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6. Re: No tables found in database
matthew stuart Jul 26, 2013 5:54 AM (in response to matthew stuart)I've also just discovered that if I edit a recordset, then click OK, a duplicate set of code for it created! I have had to create a copy of the file to ensure I have a version to go back to should it all go wrong!
I haven't fully tested yet, but it seems that the duplication of the recordset code happens when I try to add ORBER BY to the select query




