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Database not connected
Explanation
You called a function which attempted to access a database, but CaRP was unable to connect to the database or doesn't know about an existing connection to the database.
Causes and Solutions
- Your database configuration data is incorrect: Verify that the configuration information that you've given to CaRP is correct (probably in carpconf.php, or in the code of your page where you're using CaRP).
- You are using both mySQL caching and CaRP Evolution's mySQL plugin, but you've only configured one of the two: mySQL caching and the mySQL plugin must have their connection configurations done separately. Be sure you've done both.
- Your webpage has already opened a database connection, but CaRP thinks that it needs to open a connection (but doesn't have the necessary configuration settings to do so): Set the mysql-connect configuratin setting to 0 (zero) or store the connection ID from the connection you opened in the mysql-connection setting.
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