voytek,
Thursday, March 28, 2002, 3:45:48 PM, you wrote:

>>You must first install original MySQL (rpm) package and then you can
>>install MySQK-max RPM. You can read about mysqld-max at:
>>      http://www.mysql.com/doc/m/y/mysqld-max.html
>>
>>If you want to use InnoDB tables you should specify InnoDB startup
>>options in my.cnf file, take a look at:
>>      http://www.mysql.com/doc/I/n/InnoDB_start.html
>>You can find info about configuration parametrs and example if you
>>check this link.

v> Egor, thanks !


v> as I'm rather new to rpm thing, can you pls tell me:
v> if I installed RedHat7.1, and, MySQL that came with RH CD;
v> them I download latest MySQL rpm file:

v> am I supposed to:
v> rpm -UPGRADE OPTION rpm file;
v> or 
v> rpm -INSTALL OPTION rpm file
v> ?

It would be better if you download MySQL (rpm) and MySQL-max (rpm)
from the MySQL site and install them by using:
     rpm --install rpm_package_name

v> also, after I install MySQL 3.23 binary rpm, followed by MySQLMAX 3.23 binary rpm, 
and, edit the my.cnf as you note:
v> do I end up with two MySQLd ? so, I can run either max, or, not max ?

You can run mysqld-max or safe_mysqld script. safe_mysqld will try to start any mysqld 
with the -max prefix.
If you want to check InnoDB support you should run the following command:
   SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'have_%';
The value for 'have_innodb' must be 'YES'.

v> does these rpms include mysql client, or what do I need to d/l ?
v> (doing the RH install, it has separate option for client, and mysqld, hence, I'm 
asking)

No, you should install client rpm package.







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