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Easy Populate problems


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I get this errror when inserting a finle into the database.

 

User filename: /test1234.txt

13ABR-SAIT50226... ERROR! - Too many characters in the model number.

12 is the maximum on a standard OSC install.

Your maximum product_model length is set to 12

You can either shorten your model numbers or increase the size of the field in the database.

 

 

I even put one charater in the model field, and I still get this error.

The file I'm uploading is test1234.txt

no this isn't my 1234th try....but it seems like it.

 

I have tried everything I can think of to fix it. Thanks for any help in advance. (the second product lenght is 13charaters, but should this matter? It should still put in the first one right?)

 

The only option I have is to use phpMyAdmin, but the install on that seems like I need a book to explain it...all those fields....is there a phpMyAdmin that just uses the data from my config.php to access the database and make changes, like easypopulate does? I can't use MySQL admin 1.0 or 1.1 becuae I get a syntex error when applying the change. I thinks is because the host is using MySQL 3.23.56 and MySQL Admin only works with 4.0 and newer. SHould I find a new database host untill they upgrade....this is all confusing..I know know why people charge 3g's for set-up and 300+ a month for upkeep

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Surely your host already has phpMyAdmin installed or is willing to install it for you to allow you to administer your database.

 

The second record having a field that is too long should cause the entire operation to fail. MySQL has kind of an all or nothing attitude on that kind of thing.

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Surely your host already has phpMyAdmin installed or is willing to install it for you to allow you to administer your database.

 

The second record having a field that is too long should cause the entire operation to fail. MySQL has kind of an all or nothing attitude on that kind of thing.

 

Well it put in the manufactures. But I changed web hosts that use newer versions. Hopefully that will solve my problems.

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