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    Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 4 days ago
    • Usually the data in phpmyadmin has many lines in the table.

      However when I look at my local server's Voxel Template database, in the phpmyadmin I only see
      2 lines.

      1. finder_tokens
      2.finder_tokens_aggregate.

      There are (90) lines but where are they? And if I export like this. The import into godaddy's remote server's phpmyadmin database does not work?

      What is going on?
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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 3 days ago
    • What kind of local server are you running and what is the PHP version?
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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 3 days ago
    • Hi... www.thuto.us is the site.

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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 2 days ago
    • Is this when you have used the Rocketlauncher?

      I just have to ask so i can re-create the issue if at all possible.
    • Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.

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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 1 day ago
    • I don't believe that this is when the issue started. I've recreated the site on another computer. It might have happened when I imported Akeeba backup.

      Not sure.

      So far the new installation has all the tables showing.

      If you know if a similar issue and how to get the tables showing again let me know.

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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 1 day ago
    • So, can we mark this as solved? :)
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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 1 day ago
    • No, I would like to know what is happening with the template. I just got an error message JLIB_FILESYSTEM_DELETE_FAILED.

      I'm thinking it happened when I imported the Akeeba Back up Component. But until I actually recreate the entire site and test I don't know. Please let me know if there are any instances where the tables disappeared.

      The outcome is that one cannot import sql into GoDaddy's remote server.
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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 1 day ago
    • www.ostraining.com/support-forum/joomla-...tem-delete-failed-1/

      I also saw a post about it being an Akeeba error and that it might be solved by enabling the FTP Layer in Joomla.
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    Re: Exporting SQL from local server ~

    Posted 13 years 1 day ago
    • Ok will try this.

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