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SQL Error has occurred... [message #165064] Wed, 20 April 2011 19:58 Go to next message
anthony783 is currently offline  anthony783   United States
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I am getting periodic "SQL Error has occurred" errors on my forum. I ran the consistency check and table optimizer which has reduced the number of times I"m getting the error but still not totally gone.

Error screenshot is attached.

When I go to core.inc at 219, all I see is the code telling me that there's an error. There is no logging being done:

// ACP may try to catch DB errors, e.g. temp table check in admglobal.php.
throw new Exception($error_msg);
} elseif (defined('forum_debug')) { // Debug mode.
echo '<hr>'. $error_msg .'<hr>';
} else {
trigger_error('SQL Error has occurred, please contact the <a href="mailto:'. $GLOBALS['ADMIN_EMAIL'] .'?subject=SQL%20Error">administrator</a> of the forum and have them review the forum's SQL query log', E_USER_ERROR);


Any ideas on what the issue is or where I can go to find out?
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Re: SQL Error has occurred... [message #165067 is a reply to message #165064] Thu, 21 April 2011 02:04 Go to previous message
naudefj is currently offline  naudefj   South Africa
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anthony783 wrote:
When I go to core.inc at 219, all I see is the code telling me that there's an error. There is no logging being done:


These errors, in fact, are logged!
You will see them in the Error Log Viewer.

EDIT: If you've enabled the syslog.plugin, check your system's error log.
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