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Old 3rd June 2010, 21:47
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Default Cannot create MySQL Database
It seems that whatever I type into the fields, I always get 'invalid database name' and 'invalid database user name'. Obviously, I'm making it between 2 - 63 characters and following the other rules. Any ideas?

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Old 4th June 2010, 01:19
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My bad, I didn't realize that my c[CLIENTNAME]- convention wasn't standard. I removed the - and all is fine...

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