If the site name already exists, choose
one of the following:
Do not destroy the existing site but overwrite any new files
that you create this time
Destroy all the files in the site and start afresh.
If the site does not exist, neither of
these options apply.
4
Key in the path name of the
file that contains the SQL for creating the tables that the
site uses. You can instead click on the Browse button
and choose that file.
5
From the combo, select
the database server where you have or would like to have your
site's data hosted.
6
Choose the option to destroy and recreate the database if you
don't already have the site's database hosted. If you do, click
on the "Do not create database" option - that will
open up two other choices. With one, you can give zeroCode the
user ID and password to use to verify if the SQL you provided
is identical to the structure of the database. With the other
option, zeroCode simply ignores your database choice and assumes
that it is in sync with the SQL file you just gave it in the
above field. You do need to tell zeroCode what user ID and password
to use to get into the database, though, so that the site that
you create can do the same later.
7
Click the button 'Create'
to continue. zeroCode now analyzes the SQL you gave it and
directs you to the next stage, where you can select specific
components and options for site generation.
Do not destroy the existing site but overwrite any new files
that you create this time