New Install, MySQL database?
judee3d
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I just tried to install the new version of Daz Studio on my new Windows 10 (64 bit) laptop. When launching Studio it throws up an error message saying the MySQL database (or maybe it was postGreSQL?) cannot be found. When I tried to sign in from within DS, I got the same error message, and it did not allow me to connect. Oh, and it was installed using the latest version of DIM.
Am I missing something, a file maybe? Thanks for any help.
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Did you install PostgreSQL CMS?
Mike, just foind this, and another thread on the subject, thanks for replying. Where do I find the database to install? It wasn't among the downloads listed with DS 4.9
This is all getting too technical for me. Question - I have two DS 4 Pro listings in my downloadable content, One is DS Pro 4.5, and the other is DS Pro 4.9. If I choose the 4.5 dowload, will it perhaps give me 4.8, assuming that link was update to 4.8 and the 4.9 was added separately due to new Connect? I may prefer installing 4.8, as I have no need of Connect, and intend to continue with extermal runtimes for all but Genesis content.
DIM can be set up to install where I want it to, tough it's difficult to figure out at first. It really is easier to jusst install the old way, but I have to admit it's handy to be able to install several files at once with DIM. So I will probably use that once I can get DS working properly with the SQL. But before I start installing anything - what exactly does Daz Connect install, and where does it install it? Can Connect be configured for external runtimes? I have a lot of Poser format files that I prefer to keep separate from the Genesis and DS-Only files. But if it's not possible to do that, it seems that using Connect will just muddy the already un-clear waters by adding yet another database and different file locations.
As I said in the other thread, I am getting older, and it's getting harder to adapt to new systems, but I can still adapt if I understand how they work.