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tez30

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i keep getting this error

Error in checking :Table 'playstat_ps2t.users' doesn't exist

when i test the registration of my site. can anybody help me out?
 
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Wow... From the detail you've given us in that post. It pretty much says everything.

The table named "playstat_ps2t.users" doesn't exist...

Perhaps some more details please? :tu:
 
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looks like to me anyways is that when you installed something it didnt install the database table for playstat you try reinstalling and making sure you have rights to write to the table.

p.s. im no professional in fact i stopped playing with my websites a long time now. i'm too busy in I.T. School.(first year in case you guys think what i thought was dumb)lol
 
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If you have PHPMyAdmin log into it and run the database init commands that came with your software (file extension .sql) in the SQL Query section.
 
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Check the format that the table needs to be in. Perhaps you are entering it wrong?
A mistake or typo?

Also, check that it has created and/or you have run any appropriate install files.

Joe
 
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The error is quite simple. The application you are trying to run is trying to access a table entitled users in the database playstat_ps2t but the table does not exist.

Ensure you have installed the software properly.
 
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