Ok.. I can confirm that the HEAVY Version (w/ Demo Images) does not have the issue above. Only the lite version.. So i’m guessing its just some sort of syntax issue in
/Zend/Db/Statement/Mysqli.php
Above I paste part of exception trace - I use mysql 5.1.x - is any possibility to use PDO instead of mysqli driver? I think the reason can lie in diffrent driver and database server version.
I also want to add, that I use full package, now I will try to install light version instead, but in my opinion the problem lie in the different mysql server version, and PHP driver for mysqli used by magento programmers (for mysql 4.1.x). If someone know how to change default driver from mysqli to PDO please put the solution on forum.
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Yes, I have the same exception with the light version.
Any idea what to do? I can test app on other enviroment - now i will try to do the same installation with mysql 4.x (not loclahost instance of the mysql) - someone try that combination?
Same problem with remote database server - i check connection works ok via mysql client, but application throw same exceptions (MySQL 4.1.7). Now I will try the same installation on the other server (with different version of PHP, libraries, etc). Any other ideas to solve this problem or find the what can cause it?
Thx for any help.
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EDIT: I give up - my other server has PHP 5.1.x so magento don’t even start an installation. If someone has any idea to repair this problem, please post the solution on the forum. Maybe there is possiblity to create database via one SQL scirpt -can anybody dump the default created db afret installtaion?
I use root account on mysql server, and have the same problem. So it’s not a problem with drop command.
I think problem lie in the difference between libraries used by Magento programmers to server loaded extensions and mysql server version. Some of this layers are incompatible in my opinion.