By nonlinear on

Hi Every1,
I just got my hands on to Drupal and i am stuck with this now... when i try creating the database using phpmyadmin through the cpanel, i get this message!!

MySQL said:
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '<?php
// $Id: database.mysql.inc,v 1.47 2005-12-10 19:26:47 dr

Could anyone help me out with this??
Thanks in Advance.......
Nonlinear

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heine commented

An obvious question now is: what command did you give / what where you exactly doing?

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archatas commented

What MySQL version are you using? What PHPMyAdmin version are you using? Considerating PHPMyAdmin, after creating a new database (for example drupaltest), I usually go to SQL section and paste the content of the database.mysql and everything works well.

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nonlinear commented

Still haven fixed it, as i had my exams but... here's the version details!!
MySQL version 4.0.25-standard-log
and its running PHP 4.3.11

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nonlinear commented

I had an error with the SQL i suppose it wasnt supporting V5.6 ... thats the reason

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heine commented

What is the 'it' in 'it wasn't supporting V5.6'? Version 5.6 of what?

How did you fix the problem? This might be useful for people that find this post.

FYI A recent poll established that over 99.9999% of the forum users on this site are nor telepathic nor clearvoyant. Some written info is appreciated by most, because the remaining 0.0001% are to busy working on Drupal 10.1.

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