Hello.
MySQL doesn't support Windows 98, and it's (Windows 98 certainly) design
isn't enough secure. There're no file system which has support for
file permissions. Upgrade to the fresher Windows (2k, XP,
2003) will allow you to solve this issue by protecting 'mysql' database
from replacement by other users. Read about how the privilege system works
in MySQL:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/privileges.html
"Murali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>First I have to Thank you for creating such a wonderful backend.
>
>Problem Statment : My Operating System is Windows 98. I have set password for
>my MySql
>database. Its working fine.
>
>Following are the databases that i am using in My Data Folder
>
>Employee
>Sales
>Marketing
>Mysql
>Reports
>
>But if i replaced that Mysql database with the old one(which is not set
>password) it's not
>asking for the password. I know that is how it has been designed but to
>overcome this
>problem what shall I do? Please help me out.
>
>Thank you
>
>V.Murali
>India
>
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