umn) and line delimiters in the
LOAD DATA command if, for examples, values in the records you are trying
to load contain tabs, new line and other "special" (to MySQL) characters.
Different options, and good examples, are documented for MySQL 4.x here:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/L
ich means you should just be able to start a terminal application
and type "mysql" to begin.
- Jim
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"shell" is the interactive terminal program, mysql. For Windows, if
> MySQL was installed in C:\mysql, start the Command Prompt from
> Accessories, change to C:\mysql, and type "mysql".
>
> In Unix, including Linux, BreeBSD and Mac OS X, mysql ought to be in your
> p
user datas ? Or how to resolve this
problem ?
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in. Run:
mysql -u stw -p
...enter the password when prompted, and you're in.
- Jim
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 11:20 AM, Stephan Wölfel wrote:
thanks for the advise.
What you tell all works. But even after this I still get the same
error 1045
when typing "grant all on *.* to
ise.
>> >However I have some additional questions:
>> >ad 2) How can I check the grant privileges ?
>> >ad 3) How can I "run this as the mysql root user" ?
>> >
>> mysql -u root -p
>> enter the root password you set when you installed mysql
>> u
