Thanks for the info, i've searched and searched the mysql site for info but not found
a lot, except people who got the error 1067 code helping each other. i noticed a NOT
FOUND under ODBC so i installed myodbc, but now i get the NOT FOUND along with the
driver info underneath it, so i'm not exactly sure what's up. i still can't create a
database using winmysqladmin.exe or thru the prompt so i'll have to keep messin with
it.
as i said previously, i'm sure everything will seem totally logical once i get used to
it, but for right now it's a little difficult. if i could just create a database and
connect with dwMX i'd be set.
: )
----- Original Message -----
From: Nestor Florez
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: Re: [MySQL] RE: Question: Connecting MySQL with DreamWeaver MX on Windows
2000
I do not understand why people have to get hard on other people just because they ask
a question. If you do not a helpful thing to say well do not reply. The reason why
people ask is because there are looking for shortcuts that are known by those who have
been around and it is great because you do not have to reinvent the wheel.
Kira, Try searching on freshmeat.net They have tools that will actually install all
of this software packages for you or you can do a search on google for "PHP
DREAMWEAVER MYSQL WINDOWS"
Have a good weekend people,
:-)
-------Original Message-------
From: "Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 04/04/03 09:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MySQL] RE: Question: Connecting MySQL with DreamWeaver MX on Windows 2000
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> yes i know that. How? was my question.
How...what? How to setup MySQL? How to setup PHP? How to read the
manual? How to work your own computer? You ask vague questions, and
can only expect vague answers back.
> and the manual.... have you seen how long that is?
Yes, which is what makes it a good manual. There is a reason why
they give you a Table of Contents right at the very beginning. It's
less than 2 pages long and all you have to read is the Installation
section. After that, you can read how to create your own databases.
You're making this way harder than it really is. You think you have to
read the whole manual, instead of reading the sections you need help with.
> when i looked under What is MySql? it says " MySql is a powerful
> database tool blah blah. MySql can do this and this and this...."
When you're trying to learn how to drive a car, what do you do? Ask
first what a car is?
> I decided not to frustrate myself for 8 hours on this,
No, instead you're asking someone else to chew your food for you,
and have you swallow it. Like I said, if you took the time to even read
the table of contents, you would've quickly found out which sections
specifically you needed to read - it's very short and can be done within
10 minutes.
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