Deprecated - Database compatibility

Hello , I created a drupal site locally and uploaded it to my server. I dumped the local Db and imported to the Db on the server. That worked fine. I did some more updates locally, uploaded the files and then went to import the DB but received an error: #1050 - Table 'access' already exists

Is it not possible to import new changes to an existing? Not sure what the prob is.

regards,
Steve

I'm trying to create a time sheet database. My problem: I'm an absolute multi-user database beginner.
Let's say 30 people are supposed to enter their data through an online form. Does the data go to a single table or to user specific sub-tables?
If the data ends up in one big table, then I must have the user name (login) in one of the colums to sort the data later.
Is there a general variable for the username in drupal? And if, how do I post it to a mysql table? i'd be grateful for your support, hike

hi

I am trying to use User Points module to retroactively give points. Got the following errors. Please help.

Thanks
drupalian

* user warning: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 query: INSERT INTO userpoints VALUES (1, 0, 1175381781) in /home/.mewsette/asha_admin/hangoutwith.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
* user warning: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 query: INSERT INTO userpoints VALUES (2, 0, 1175381780) in /home/.mewsette/asha_admin/hangoutwith.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
* user warning: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 query: INSERT INTO userpoints VALUES (3, 0, 1175381780) in /home/.mewsette/asha_admin/hangoutwith.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
* user warning: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 query: INSERT INTO userpoints VALUES (4, 0, 1175381780) in /home/.mewsette/asha_admin/hangoutwith.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
* user warning: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 query: INSERT INTO userpoints VALUES (5, 0, 1175381780) in /home/.mewsette/asha_admin/hangoutwith.com/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.

Hello Community,

I am new to this group but i found some problem in Drupal community page.

In this page there is a problem in Drupal India Community Link. It gives error when you click on it.

Hear is the link of that.

http://drupal.org/community

goto bottom of the page and click on the Drupal India. It gives you an error.

So please resolve that.

Thanx,

Sulay(INDIA)

Hi guys

I need help. First of all, I am a newbie with drupal so please bear with me.
I'm trying to redesign my site. I decided that drupal is my best option for my new e-commerce site.
The problem is : how can I migrate my old database which is SQL 2000 to MySQL ?
OR should I just keep using SQL 2000 to avoid a complicated settings?
If i decided to keep using SQL 2000, what should I do next?
Thank you so much in advance.....

I've noticed that some modules seem to abstract the names of the DB tables by using brackets, for example in user.module:

SELECT * FROM {users} ....
or
SELECT r.rid, r.name FROM {role} ....

How do these get translated into the actual table names? When setting up new tables for my own modules, how can I do the same?

Instead of: SELECT * from mymoduletable ...
Use: SELECT * from {mymoduletable} where it may or may not have a table prefix.