Ryan on how do I 'run' standingssql.sql?

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 17:51:53 +0000

Thank you, I was able to discover PHPmyadmin in my Cpanel and now it is working. Just have to play around with the php to customize it for my particular league. Best.

Peter on how do I 'run' standingssql.sql?

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 01:10:40 +0000

SQL files are normally imported via the command line or phpMyAdmin. A Google search for "import sql file" or "import sql file phpmyadmin" should help.

Ryan on how do I 'run' standingssql.sql?

Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:43:17 +0000

Admittedly I'm not overly familiar with PHP/MYSQL but I can usually make things work. I'm stuck on installation step 3, which requires me to 'Run the SQL commands in standingssql.sql to insert the appropriate database tables.'

Erm, how do I run the .sql? I typed the URL for it into my browser, which came up with a page of commands but didn't 'run' anything.

(right now if I visit standings.php I get the following:

Current Standings

Error in query SELECT seasonname FROM sportsdb_seasons WHERE seasonid = 1 LIMIT 1)

Additionally: I can leave $sportsdb_host = 'localhost'; AS 'localhost' if my DB is located on my server, yes? What if 'standings' folder is placed in sub-folders? Say mysite.com/content/standings, do I have to adjust the code at all or should it work? (I edited user, pass and DB to the user/pass/DB set-up via my Cpanel/MYSQL controller.)

Sorry for the probably beginner questions... thanks.

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