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Hi all,

Excuse me if this problem was already posted but it is difficult to search the archive...

I am using php 4.3.9 and mysql 4.1.7. To install mysql, I used an installer from mysql.com and compile php from the source.

The main problem we are facing its the tables creation. the idea is users come to a web page where they enter their name and password and choose a database. If the DB do not yet exist a form will appear and ask for the mysql admin name and root for the creation of the tables. This is done by feeding each line of a tables.sql file (containing the create tables statement) into mysql by a php script through fopen and mysql_query() functions. This allow us to change on the fly lines from the tables.sql file.

Here is the statement for the user table:

CREATE TABLE User (
  id integer AUTO_INCREMENT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  username varchar(10) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
  md5Pass varchar(40) NOT NULL,
  admin tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0'
) TYPE=INNODB;

And the TYPE=INNODB seems to produce the error. Is it because it is wrong to pass line by line a mysql_query() or is it because the innodb engine is problematic with mac os x or the statement contains errors????

Thank you for your help

yvan

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