[skaTim]

fixed, thanks Vince!

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Originally Posted by Vince Tables names may or may not be case sensitive. This is usually not a problem on a Windows machine but Linux handles things differently and importing a database dump from a Windows machine in a Linux machine may cause trouble (experienced this myself). What you should do, if possible, is edit the .sql file so the table names in there match the table names in your script.

[Vince]

Tables names may or may not be case sensitive. This is usually not a problem on a Windows machine but Linux handles things differently and importing a database dump from a Windows machine in a Linux machine may cause trouble (experienced this myself).

What you should do, if possible, is edit the .sql file so the table names in there match the table names in your script.

[skaTim]

Yep, thanks

[X337]

There's no error in it, if you want to disable those messages, you can remove LOG_DEBUG inside your mysql_log() function.