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By: Fiona Malikoff
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In response to 27 | 03/28/07 11:22 PM | ||
If you want to check what the values really are in the database try this (replacing the path with your path to mysql, and the "use moodle" statement to "use <databasename>" if Moodle uses a different database).
I did this in a cmd window. You can do the same sql statement (select name, concat('\'',value,'\'') from mdl_config where name like 'lamstwo%';) in any database client - just make sure you keep all the quotes intact. C:\>"c:\program files\xampp\mysql\bin\mysql" -ulams2 -p Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the buffer. mysql> use moodle; mysql> select name, concat('\'',value,'\'') from mdl_config mysql>exit If you see any extra spaces within the quotes, then you have a problem! Fiona Posted by Fiona Malikoff |
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