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  • Hi Sanny,

    It might be caused by a non supported plugin. I have had the same problem with many that don’t use the abstraction layer and call MySQL functions directly.

    I would suggest to try deactivating your plugins one by one and see if you find which one is causing the warning.

    Hope it helps!

    miguelgd

    (@miguelgd)

    In the end WP 3.3.2 would at least show a message saying that it wasn’t connecting to the database. Happened to be that the SQL Server was set up for Windows Authentication only, so login was failing.

    Once sorted that, I tried with the latest version of WP (3.5.1), latest version of the plugin (1.1.4) and PDO Sqlsrv driver and all working like a charm. Taking some time too believe it after such a tremendous pain.

    The only thing that I haven’t been able to sort are the pretty URLs. The web.config file described here (http://blog.building-blocks.com/installing-wordpress-on-windows-using-sql-server-2008-r2-part-2) gives me a 500 Internal server error but I can live without that and might figure it out later on.

    Cheers!

    miguelgd

    (@miguelgd)

    In my case I have spent 2 full days trying to sort it out with all kind of WP versions and can’t get pass the wp-db-abstraction/setup-config.php?step=2 that comes out blank.

    Can’t find any error anywhere, nothing in the logs.

    Have tried everything but I’m out of clues.

    Wondering what happened to the distribution pointed here: http://wordpress.visitmix.com/download

    Not available in sourceforge anymore 🙁

    miguelgd

    (@miguelgd)

    That looks like your IIS user doesn’t have permission to write in the wp-sqlsrv/wp-content folder.

    Most people just give permission to the entire wp folder. To do that, right click on wp-sqlsrv, go to the Security tab and give full control to the IIS_USR. It should propagate to all the files and directories inside your WordPress installation.

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