May 19th, 2011, 6:42 AM
Huh... that *is* vague, I haven't seen that before. For the database generation, the installation script just spits out whatever error is returned from the MySQL statement being executed. That message is generated by the database itself.
I'd suggest sending a quick note to your hosting provider. It's possible it may be something they're already familiar with. Failing that, let me know and I'll send you an updated file that outputs the entire SQL statement that it's attempting to execute when it fails. That may help shed a little more light on where exactly the problem lies.
Oh - one other thing, while I think of it: check that the MySQL user account you're using has full database read-write permissions. It should be able to create tables, records, delete records - everything.
Good luck!
- Ben
I'd suggest sending a quick note to your hosting provider. It's possible it may be something they're already familiar with. Failing that, let me know and I'll send you an updated file that outputs the entire SQL statement that it's attempting to execute when it fails. That may help shed a little more light on where exactly the problem lies.
Oh - one other thing, while I think of it: check that the MySQL user account you're using has full database read-write permissions. It should be able to create tables, records, delete records - everything.
Good luck!
- Ben