ERROR 0x82504

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Ruslan,

I don't know what "Do you see this database under connect your your 
VSERVER?" means. Where do you want me to look exactly?

I don't know what "Vserver/Databases" is. You need to give me the 
complete path to the folder. I have told you in a support incident and 
in 2 e-mails already that the complete path to my databases folder is

C:\Program Files\Paradigma Software\VServer x64\databases

Either the installer or VServer created this folder automatically. 
"databases" is written in all lower case letters, not with a capital D.

After executing the line "SHOW DATABASES" I see master.vdb listed but 
not my other database, let's call it myDatabase.vdb. Yes, I have the 
file extension correct: ".vdb".

If I double-click on the IP address of the remove machine and execute 
"SHOW DATABASES", it lists both master.vdb and mydatabase (without the 
extension and a lower case "d", i.e. mydatabase instead of myDatabase).

I'd appreciate further suggestions.

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On 10/4/2013 15:55, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:

> more:
>      0x82504    "%S" invalid database name.
>
>
> I.e. You ask VSERVER to open some db_name,
> And it says   that it don't know such db.
>
> Okay,
>
> Then again Valentina Studio -- first helper.
>
> Connect to vserver.
> * Do you see this database under connect your your VSERVER?
> * Do you see this database in folder Vserver/Databases?
>
> Does it have normal  .vdb extention?
>
> ======
> In Valentina Studio after connect to vserver
> Do
>   * double click  vserver connection to open SQL editor.
>      no need even open any db here.
>
>   * type  SHOW DATABASES
>
>
> What you see? You see your db_name in returned list ?
>
>
>
>