Go browse the tables, look for records that begin with all nines "999....."
If you can't fix it any other way, delete the "9" records and see if everything gets back into the proper order. I'm not sure if the indices are necessary or not.


I've used this "Casting out of Nines" several times and everything comes back to normal.

If it doesn't, delete the SQL records and start over.

James

On Tue, 5 Apr 2005 08:23:48 -0600, Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I have installed the @home distro and am having some strange thins
happen.  I think it's AMP related but not sure.

Some of the config seems the in a mysql db but the tables do not
always correspond with what's in the conf files.  Does anyone know the
procdure for AMP on something like updating or creating a new
extension.

Thanks,

Scott.
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