You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your mariadb server

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A Database Error Occurred
Error Number: 1064
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near '.`net_ahmed`' at line 1

SQL
SHOW TABLES FROM `maanaa`.`net_ahmed`
Filename: controllers/Messenger_bot.php
Line Number: 2017

What I have tried:

I am using the ichatbot script and when I try to click on Bot Messenger from the settings I get an error message

Is there any solution

Posted 20-Mar-21 22:38pm

Mester Perfect

Updated 21-Mar-21 3:03am

Maciej Los

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Mar-21 5:29am

"Is there any solution "
Yes, do what the message tells you and correct your command syntax. By the look of the little that you have posted, it could be those back quote characters in SHOW TABLES FROM `maanaa`.`net_ahmed`

Mester Perfect 21-Mar-21 8:25am

I don't know how to fix it
Do I put the content of the file referred to in the message for you?

Richard MacCutchan 21-Mar-21 13:35pm

No. Please use the Improve question link above and add the details there.

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2021-03-21T02:40:00

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SHOW TABLES command expects the name of the database, it's usually a single name, not containing a period.

You can also use SHOW TABLES without any database name so you can try that.

For more info about the syntax, see SHOW TABLES - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^]

Also you can use SHOW DATABASES - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^] to list all the databases.

Posted 21-Mar-21 2:40am

Wendelius

Updated 21-Mar-21 2:56am

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Wendelius 21-Mar-21 11:30am

Looking at the answer in Solution 3, do you mean you want to display the content of a table. In such case you would use SELECT - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^]. If you need to modify the content then you would use
- INSERT - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^]
- UPDATE - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^]
- DELETE - MariaDB Knowledge Base[^]

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