I creaed one dnn applicaiton, and the source is moved to production and also same as the database is also moved to production server, but i am getting the dotnetnuke error. I think there is a database not inserted correctly.
Can you help me how to transfer the database from local to production..
I would double check that your local and production site web.config have the same machine key and decription key all match
Other thing to check would be that the connection string is correct
One more thing would be to check permissions on the database
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I had created a webpage with DB access which works perfectly well on the machine I develop it. However, when I copy everything across to another machine, it fails with an error message - cannot open database xxx requested by the login. I did copy everything including the database created in the development environment and put it in the same place as the development did. What other thing I had done wrong ? Please help. In addition, when I open the solution on another machine, I cannot see the database from the SQL Server Object Explorer like what I saw on the development machine.
Problem solved ! Need to copy the database and the log file across and the used the SQL Server Manager to attach the database to the right server. After that, everything just work !!
I just uploaded my database onto a remote server, however I am having a database connection error. As all configurations were fine, I contacted my host and they said the connection is fine however I have a lot of key duplication error. Is there any way I can fix this?
Wipe the database and re-import the sql file. Depending on the host, they may have had a wp_ database already uploaded so when you're uploading your database there are duplicate entries. Or, if your db failed to upload once and you tried it again, there could be some overlap there as well.
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I get this error. The connection details in the wp-config file are correct. I have only been getting this error ever since I sent the website files to my boss to put the website online. I also did a dump of the database to send to him.
Is it at all possible that something he did effected my local copy of the wordpress website? It doesn't seem so...but I have only had this issue since he put it online. Maybe did I remove my database by mistake when I did the dump? Can I check that somehow?
Does a database dump mess up my database? I was the one that did the database dump, to send to him. Did it move my database?
Can I reinstall wordpress as a solution and copy my website into it?
Cheers.
Check if your live server database credentials match with details in your wp-config.
your localohost credential might be different from server credential
Secondly check if your boss has restored dump database
I have installed Umbraco via WebMatrix, and entered "server=(localdb)\v11.0;integrated security=true" as a connection string. The site works fine, but I can't find the database that Umbraco have created. When I open the (localdb)\v11.0, it's not there.
I have tried searching whole system with *.mdf. but no luck. Where can the data be?
I am using umbraco 4.8.0
Most likely the database is in the user profile folder of the account that Umbraco is running under. See this post for more complete explanation. You may also want to look at this other post about why LocalDB by default puts the database file in the root of the user profile of the account it runs under.
I have found it. With no Database defined, SQL server uses the first or the default database in the list, which appears to master database. SSMS and such, don't display tables of system objects, so I found the tables by querying the database.
I have an application that uses EF Code First against a SQL Server 2012 database. I'm using the DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges initializer.
I have a database on my development machine that I want to move over to my testing machine, and to do that I'm attempting to use backup/restore. Unfortunately, having done that, I get the dreaded "Model compatibility cannot be checked because the database does not contain model metadata" error.
I don't understand why this is the case - the database works OK on my dev machine. Is it not possible to transfer the database to another machine?
Solved: the issue was that the __MigrationHistory table, while present, was not accessible to the application because of insufficient database privileges. I (temporarily) made the user a DBO on the database, and it all worked fine. (Hat tip to Jayantha).
Now the metadata table is removed from the code first DB and added the __MigrationHistory table to system tables. You can try running Enable-Migrations command in Package Manager Console. Here is more details .