#1064 – error SQL syntax – line 1 – phpMyadmin
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Hi,
It’s 3 sleeps before Christmas and this greenhorn is FREAKIN’!
I REALLY needs some help.My story in a nutshell.
a.) Backed up an existing WordPress site to my computer with MAMP (the WPsite was designed by someone else over a year ago).
b.) Upgraded to WP 3.7.1 from WP 3.5, and changed the Revolution Slider.
c.) Then uploaded files from localhost to live server by ftp, then placed WordPress folder in ‘public’ folder.
d.) Logged into C panel and created a database – I kept the databases’ name the same as the original. I, then, deleted the old database*.
e.) Next, I went into phpMyadmin to import the WordPress database. Clicked on the database I created earlier, ‘Imported’ the gzipped database and pressed the ‘Go’ button a the bottom of the page.
f.) At the bottom of a garbled pink error message, I got the following message:MySQL said:
#1064 – You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘?’ at line 1*Because step ‘e’ didn’t work, now there’s no database connection to the WP site. As a newbie, I didn’t anticipate this error. By the way, I do have original version of the SQL. I tried importing that and got a longer error message.
Thanks everyone.
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