installing on linux

hello- i just ran gunzip on the binary distribution i got from mysql.com ( mysql-3.23.33.tar.gz ). The 'mysql_install_db' cannot be run because it has a '.sh' ending on it. Actually many of the files in that same folder have a '.sh' ending. (mysql_install_db.sh) Why is this, and what do I

installing on linux

hello- i just ran gunzip on the binary distribution i got from mysql.com ( mysql-3.23.33.tar.gz ). The 'mysql_install_db' cannot be run because it has a '.sh' ending on it. Actually many of the files in that same folder have a '.sh' ending. (mysql_install_db.sh) Why is this, and what do I

accessing

First off, I'd like to thank everybody whos helped me here in the past few daysi'm getting there... So, i am now able to access a database i created through mysql locally. then i granted all privileges to myself then i uploaded the database pages to my remote domainand made a

Re: accessing

would you mind going into a little more detail...i'm near clueless about all this..thanks- mac - Original Message - From: Dominggus Andy A [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 'Mac Martine' [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 12:38 AM Subject: RE: accessing It should work. Anyway have

odbc_connect();

hello- I'm getting a parse error here...any ideas why? This is my first try at databases, php, mysql and odbc, so. the database is one which i made in MSaccess... thanks- html head title/title /head body bgcolor="#66" link="#CC" vlink="#CC" alink="#CC" text="#00" ?php

Re: odbc_connect();

oh, true..thanks! actually its now saying: isnt odbc_connect() a predefined function? Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function odbc_connect() -hmmm... mac - Original Message - From: Thiemo Nagel [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Mac Martine [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent

basics!!

allright, so i am a beginner with some very basic questions... I installed and set up mysql, but everything i read, talks about using ms-dos or something to use it. It looks the interface i have for mysql has all those options, or no??? Is whatever I will want to do not possible within that

Re: basics!!

help? thanks- mac - Original Message - From: Jacques Venter [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Mac Martine [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 12:08 AM Subject: RE: basics!! Hi Mac, This is actually quite easy (although you've not supplied your Operating