Larry - you might need to provide some info on the error you
are getting.
You said you can create a connection in the CF Admin - you
successfully set
up a DSN? You can view the database through command line, or
a GUI (like
Navicat) - to see the DB exists, and is functioning?
Have you set the DSN in the application.cfm file? Is your
site defined
correctly?
hth.
Brendon
"LIB" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I've installed the CF Server on the Mac, established a
MySQL database
> connection in the CF Administrator. I have the MySQL
server loaded and
> running and can connect to it easily with Cocoa.
>
> I've installed DW on the Mac and set up my Files.
>
> The problem is that I can't establish a connection to
the MySQL
> databases. they do show up in the Database window of DW
but I can't
> connect to them. A box pops up asking for User Name and
Password for
> the CF Administrator even though I have eliminated that.
>
> If I try to establish a new new database connection with
the + button in
> the Database window and enter the information that I use
with Cocoa to
> access the database - I get the window asking for the
connection data.
> When I try to either TEST or OK it - nothing happens.
The only button
> that seems to work is the CANCEL.
>
> I've gone over this for hours but still can't get the
connection. When
> I try the Bindings I get a long error message about
MySQL syntax errors
>
> Any suggestions? Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Larry
>