Soy nuevo en el tema de subir aplicativos web a servidores, pero pude enlazar sin ningun problema mi aplicativo y importar la base de datos en phpmyadmin pero tengo problemas con la conexion no se hace efectiva, sigo las instrucciones que me indican el nombre del host mi usuario y la contrasea de la base de datos ademas de el nombre, pero aun asi sigo sin conseguir que se conecte alguien podria ayudarme o darme un ejemplo de como quedaria la conexion a la base de datos en mysqli ya que mi conexion esta hecha con mysqli
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I’ve just checked it and it looks like there may be a problem on our end.
Are you currently using the database hostname like sqlXXX.freecluster.eu? If so, can you please try sqlXXX.epizy.com instead and see if that solves the problem for you?
I in advance apologize because the mistake was mine, I had classes of my system web management the name of the tables with the first capital letter, I checked and these are in lowercase to have it locally no problem but when mounted to the server this inconvenience is present but would like to inform that could fix it in advance and thank so much, sorry bad English but i know not speak very well the english
I in advance apologize because the mistake was mine, I had classes of my system web management the name of the tables with the first capital letter, I checked and these are in lowercase to have it locally no problem but when mounted to the server this inconvenience is present but would like to inform that could fix it in advance and thank so much, sorry bad English but i know not speak very well the english
Databases in MySQL are linked to the names of the files on the server. On Windows and Mac, files are not case sensitive, so the table names MY_POSTS, my_posts and My_Posts all point to the same tables. On Linux however, files are case sensitive, so the table names listed before could all be separate tables.
That means you should also have consistent table naming and make sure that the casing in your code always matches the real table name. If not, your code will only work with MySQL on Windows or Mac, not on Linux. And we, just like almost all other hosting providers, use Linux.
There is nothing we can do to “fix” this on our end, you will just have to use the correct table names in your code.