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| From: | David Jackson | Date: | May 5 2003 11:14pm |
| Subject: | Am using mysql and oscommerce, but i can't find my database that i created. | ||
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I have a situation that my not be that unique. I use www.edatarack.com to host my website. In their file manage or when i ftp into the site i can not find the MySQL database that I created to use with OScommerce. Could someone please tell me where they databses get created b/c I cannot see it in my so-called "File Manager"? What should the file extension be? .sql? Thanks in advance, David jackson
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