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Hello. I used to be able to create innoDB tables in mysql so that i could have foreign keys and relationships. But now the option is gone from the drop down list of engines.

Okay, I've made a php script and have hosted on three hosts: x10hosting.com: http://narvin.x10hosting.com/remotedb.php zymic.com: http://narvin.zxq.net 100mb.com: http://narvin.110mb.com It attempts to connect to the database using the provided hostname (and port if you want to do...

Yep, I connected to the neighbor's router.

Well, it wasn't the port being blocked by the ISP, because I tried a different port and that didn't work either. It's not a firewall thing because I have already connected to this db from a remote computer. I just can't connect to it from the x10 server that my script is running off of.

No prob. But now thanks to you, I know why phpmyadmin has been so slow:) Edit: In fact, I'll give you the db info so you can try connecting to it yourselves. (I hope this isn't bad form.) host: 69.122.122.147 port: 3306 (for now) user: x10hosting password: password <?php $link =...

Again, I thought I was pretty clear about this. I already verified that the db server does in fact accept connections from remote hosts. It's just not accepting (or receiving) a connection from my x10 script. Thanks for all the quick replies, by the way.

I would NOT want to use localhost as the host because, and I thought I was pretty clear about this, the database is not local to x10. It resides somewhere else, hence the ip address 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx'.

I am trying to access a MySQL server that is NOT running on x10hosting.com from a script that is running on x10hosting.com. I am able to successfully connect to this database from scripts not run on x10, so I know that the database is configured correctly. I use the following code on scripts...