Thanks for that. Will create the two tables ahead of time which won't
affect the existing application.
At 11:57 30/08/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Jones wrote:
> Can the mysql administrator grant permissions on a table in an existing
> database if that table doesn't exist yet? This is part of planning for
an
> upgrade to an existing application. The mysql administrator won't be
there
> when I add the table to the existing database and I don't have grant
> privileges.
You can't do this using a grant statement because it is bound by existing
tables. You may be able to manipulate the mysql db tables directly - I was
able to insert a row in mysql.tables_priv for a nonexistent table - but I
don't know how this will play out once the table actually is created.
Perhaps give it a try on a test db...?
David
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