Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to RedBeanPHP \ Util \ DispenseHelper :: dispense () must be an instance of RedBeanPHP \ OODB, null given

This is the error in RedBeanPHP. Trying to create a users table in the database with this method:

 $data = $_POST; $user = R::dispense('users'); $user->login = $data['login']; $user->password = $data['password']; $user->email = $data['email']; R::store($user);

Already cleaned everything up, and added it, and re-connected the database a hundred times. By the way here is the connection

 <?php require 'rb.php'; R::setup('mysql:host=localhost; dbname=baza','root',''); ?>

What could be the problem?(

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    Thanks great people for help.

    I decided myself. The error, as I understand it, indicates problems with connecting the rb.php file and the location of the code that connects the database (using the exception method I tried everything until I came to this conclusion)

    Solved the problem like this:

    rb.php connected to the main file

     require_once 'rb.php';

    Previously, it was generally different, rb.php was connected to database.php, but it was already connected to the main file, having the path libs / database.php. Karoche full stuffing.

    And lastly moved

     R::setup('mysql:host=localhost; dbname=yourname','root','');

    Connection code to the database in the main file

    By the way, nowhere on the Internet found a solution to this problem: with