Hi Banal - that's where I've got to today - I've found out about accessing PHPmyadmin, and have it open, but I don't know what I'm doing!

Should I look through individual tables individually for missing "ClassName"s?

Thanks for your help - I feel like I'm moving forward again now!!

I'd have done this by now but don't understand the phpmysql interface. Been looking all over the net but all the articles are written by experts and I am so noob I just get lost.

I don't want to learn all about it, just enough to go through the tables and even know what a missing classname looks like, and where it would be.

Please forgive me for being so stupid about this, I'm not normally. Just never touched mysql before. I've attached a screenshot of where I'm looking - it's a table, and the fields are on the left, and in the fields there's "Class Name".

So, how would I tell if it's missing?

Thanks for your help, again...

Thanks Banal

I've spent a bit of time on it over the last couple of days, have gone through and where-ever a table has a "Class Name" field and is null = yes I've changed to null = no.

Then done a dev/build and tried to login again to the cms, but without success. I flushed the cache and tried different browsers. I've tried whatever I can but it sems to be that when I go back and look at the database it is reverting to the previous settings - null = yes. How do I save the database wehen I make changes - I'm already saving at the stage of each table.

Thanks again...

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