I am a complete newbie to mysql and Linux.
I completed the installation of the 4.0 version of MySQL/InnoDB, and now I
am stuck with permission
problems: Logging in with empty username/password lets me look at the
initial state of the db, but creating new users or new tables through any
front end
Hi,
www.google.com
www.mysql.com (the manual)
www.devshed.com --server side -- mysql
devshed has some very good articles.. Not sure if you think those are easy.
Have fun,
--B.
At 12:20 02-01-2003 -0600, DIetrich Speer wrote:
I am a complete newbie to mysql and Linux.
I completed the
If you are familiar with MS-SQL and SQL in general then reading the manual
should be no problem. Likewise, using a command line interface should be
second nature. The MySQL manual is very complete. See chapter 4. In
particular see 4.3, it very clearly explains how to setup the root password
B. van Ouwerkerk wrote:
www.google.com
www.mysql.com (the manual)
www.devshed.com --server side -- mysql
Also see http://www.webmonkey.com ... they had a MySQL + PHP tutorial on
there at one point, specifically targetted to running an Apache + PHP +
MySQL Linux box for Windows users.
