v15 In-Depth Setup Guide /w Support

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any pls help me on my problem

i dont have it take a look

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USE [ACCOUNT_DBF]
GO

DECLARE @return_value int

EXEC @return_value = [dbo].[createaccount]
@account = N'username',
@password = N'password'

SELECT 'Return Value' = @return_value

GO
 
No you dont need a new neuz. You just need NeuzUnique and you'll be fine. Come on guys read the guide of look around in other posts, your problems have been solved 100 times.

@danswer, Wtf? Fill in the fields no wonder you can't log in.

N'YOUR USERNAME GOES HERE'
N' YOUR MD5'D PASSWORD GOES HERE'
 
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Ok, i cant create it but thanks anyway

You guys aren't listening, You need the PROCEDURE dbo.createaccount.

It was released by Reimneiss in the release section, just search for his post and download the file he put, then open MSSQL and run it in the ACCOUNT_DBF database.

Then you should have the dbo.createaccount procedure in your Database.

I SWEAR i posted this tutorial somewhere in the very thread.

This is the last time i mention anything about log in errors having to do with creating the procedure, because i even put a tutorial somewhere in the thread and some people seem too lazy to look for it.
 
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No you dont need a new neuz. You just need NeuzUnique and you'll be fine. Come on guys read the guide of look around in other posts, your problems have been solved 100 times.

@danswer, Wtf? Fill in the fields no wonder you can't log in.

N'YOUR USERNAME GOES HERE'
N' YOUR MD5'D PASSWORD GOES HERE'

i i just posted it as password to be easy.

i still cant login.
 
You guys aren't listening, You need the PROCEDURE dbo.createaccount.

It was released by Reimneiss in the release section, just search for his post and download the file he put, then open MSSQL and run it in the ACCOUNT_DBF database.

Then you should have the dbo.createaccount procedure in your Database.

I SWEAR i posted this tutorial somewhere in the very thread.

This is the last time i mention anything about log in errors having to do with creating the procedure, because i even put a tutorial somewhere in the thread and some people seem too lazy to look for it.

Dont be mad ;(
we are just slow to understand.
we are not like u
 
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