Database outage?

[krokus]

I get an error, while trying to access the Michigan database:

error-> Table 'portal.agency' doesn't exist

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[buddrousa]

Is it working now was you trying to open it with Windows Explorer of Scanner Software? I just opened it with Windows Explorer.

 

[krokus]

Chrome on Android.

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[krokus]

Correction, the above error was on Washtenaw County.

The state is giving me:
Table 'portal.county_list' doesn't exist

This is via the "My RR" page, on mobile.

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[krokus]

Odd... I can access the database if I am not logged in.

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[krokus]

Odd... I can access the database if I am not logged in.

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This is still happening to me. Tried a different phone, and a different state search. It worked fine, when logged out, but I got the following, when logged in:
Table 'portal.state_list' doesn't exist

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[cpohlad]

This problem is still happening on the mobile site and the only fix is to logout. Is RR aware of this issue?

 

[krokus]

This problem is still happening on the mobile site and the only fix is to logout. Is RR aware of this issue?

I don't know how aware the admins are.

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[blantonl]

FYI... I fixed this a few weeks back.

Thanks,

 

[krokus]

FYI... I fixed this a few weeks back.

Thanks,

I had not noticed, because I had adapted to not logging in, when I needed the database.

Thanks again.

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[proweb365]

This usually means that the $dbprefix line in your include/config.php file is incorrect. Make sure that the line is commented or uncommented out depending on how you have it set up via MySQL or your hosting control panel.

For example, if you used "ss_" for your database but leave the line commented, it will lead the software to think your databases do NOT have prefixes and as such can't find the database you're defining.

Instead, make sure that line reads like the below:

$dbprefix = "ss_"; // Uncomment this line if this is a new install.

Adding the two slashes (//) in the beginning of that line "uncomments" the line.

If you're NOT using any prefix, that means you left the line commented during the initial installation. When you upgrade ensure that line retains its two slashes.