If you properly ran the SQL file and all of it went in fine, try running just the following line. It's the SQL for the Tax ID config:
Code:
INSERT INTO configuration (configuration_id, configuration_title, configuration_key, configuration_value, configuration_description, configuration_group_id, sort_order, last_modified, date_added, use_function, set_function) VALUES (NULL, 'Federal Tax Exempt Number', 'FED_TAX_ID_NUMBER', '', 'If your tax exempt, then you should have a federal tax ID number. Enter the number here and the tax columns will not appear on the invoice. The number will also be displayed at the top of the invoice.<br /><br /><strong>If you do not have a tax exempt number, leave this field blank.</strong>', @so_gid_new, 50, now(), now(), NULL , NULL);
However I should warn that since this one config isn't in there, it's likely there are more problems elsewhere. The best thing to do is restore from your DB backup (you did back up right?) and run the SQL file "clean" from phpMyAdmin (it gives better error descriptions).
EBSAK is an acronym we tech support people use, stands for "Error Between Seat And Keyboard." Don't worry, I use it out of love; I have more "choice" words for the truly unintelligent.
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