I’ve run into a snag. I upgraded this afternoon to 3.0. I started playing with the database creator and had to delete my data connection to get it to work.
The issue is that after I did that and reconnected my database connections non of my existing tables work. I am able to connect to the database, set up new queries, and everything but the data does not show in the Wappler app or in the webserver. I must have done something but for the life of me I can’t figure out what I did.
Any ideas would help, I’m starting to panic a bit.
Wappler uses different database connections to connect to your database.
For its database manger it uses a direct database connection within Wappler to connect to your remote database and manage it. This is new.
While it uses server connect database connects on your live site to populate your site with data. This hasn’t changed and it should just continue to work as before.
You can manage both types of connections now more easily from the new database manager.
@Teodor, I’m not sure if you recall but last week I had a similar issue, that turned out to be missing files. The resolution was to reinstall the software. This was that same issue again. I discovered it when I debugged the server action it said that there was a missing file.
I reinstalled v3.0 again and it works now. I’m not sure what the cause is for this issue. When it occurs, the database connection just stops working both in the Wappler design view and on the actual server. As before the queries all appear and function, just no data.
If I am the only one experiencing this issue it must be due to my particular installation.
No, this is the same problem that I have been reporting and have not found a satisfactory solution. I use SQL Server on my own server, and ASP.NET. Worked great until updates changes, and now does not recognize previous connections. My workaround is to create new database tables from older ones and then it seems to connect, but I am very uncertain about this and it a PIA.
Have you tried reinstalling wappler? That is what I did and it worked. When I set the debug flag it told me that there was a file missing. I tried to get wappler to rebuild the file but it still threw the same error. Finally, I just reinstalled
wappler and it worked. I am using wappler on a Mac and keep my server on digital ocean using docker.