Frank,

Again, thanks for the post, but the way mysql is setup on my server, I must use the prefix. I'm still convinced it may have something to do with my version of mysql.

marc

Marc,

O.k., but did you try it? If you'll notice in nph-build.cgi, whenever the Links or Categories tables are called with $DB->table('Links'), or $DB->table('Category') they don't use the prefix. I think the prefix is already specified from the setup. Anyway, when I first set this up on my nph-build.cgi I had the same problem as you are describing, until I removed the prefix. But as you mentioned, maybe your server is set up differently, or there is a problem with the version of MySQL.

-FrankM

Yes, I did notice what you were saying, but unfortunately, still no luck :-(

maybe someone will have some insight regarding the mysql version?

thanks again,

marc

Frank,

I figured it out. I'm so embarrased that I'm not going to divulge my mistake!

Thanks again for your assistance.

marc