Machine (operating system) rights and database rights are two, very
separate, permissions systems. MySQL maintains it's own access control
lists, separate and distinct, from your operating system. You cannot see
any other tables when you use your database tool because you are
authenticating t
sorry for spamming the list with this, i tried asking on the forums, but didn't
receive a reply. i'm a complete newbie to mysql/php, but have programmed
professionally (in C/C++/ASM) for about 9 years now.
i originally installed mysql into C:/Program Files/mysql, before deleting and
reinstalli
When executing from the COMMAND PROMPT, the
following is returned: C:\>cd
mysql
C:\mysql>cd
bin
C:\mysql\bin>mysqlshow -u
Administrator --password=1234567890 mysql Database:
mysql +--+ |
Tables
| +--+ | columns_priv
| |
db
CM Miller wrote:
Very new to MySQL and I've done a search on
google.com, but really couldn't find the answer that I
am looking for.
Where should I install MySQL? I'm running RH 7.3 and
I've installed the tgz file under my directory
/home/CMMiller, is this right, or anywhere else? I
see it is a
Very new to MySQL and I've done a search on
google.com, but really couldn't find the answer that I
am looking for.
Where should I install MySQL? I'm running RH 7.3 and
I've installed the tgz file under my directory
/home/CMMiller, is this right, or anywhere else? I
see it is also under /usr/s
