Hello, I'm new to cake so please bear with me here.
I've set up an application locally, tested it and all runs fine. I've
uploaded it to a remote production server and, with exactly the same
settings I'm getting the following error message
Missing Database Table
Error: Database table shipments for model Shipment was not found.
Troubleshooting so far:-
I've checked through phpmyadmin and the table does exist.
I've cross checked core.php and phpmyadmin and the database names do
match
I've emptied the tmp/cache directories on the remote server.
I've uncommented the line "Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);"
in core.php
Configure::write('debug', 3); on the remote site.
Stilll having the same error messages.
Possible theories:-
The database name is "gacworld_shipments" the table name is
"shipments" on the remote server, is the similar name causing a clash?
My local version that works has a database named gacworldwide.
On my local version I'm using the root mysql user, on the remote
version I'm not, is it some sort of user priviledge problem?
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