Hey, Also the webhost only allows us database direct database connection
using phpMyadmin, I did notice that on the table that stores the info, it
keep getting an error after someone is posting the form. The error says
something about Overhead: 275 bytes, Is this just an MySQL limitation that
is se
> Thanks for the info... As it turns out, I am just a blithering idiot...
I
> didn't know that I had to create a separate user... As I said, that shows
> my newbieness...
Hey we don't always castrate blithering idiots here. Only those who
pretend not to be one.
> However, this has lead me to
"mysql"-database contains all the system tables and users.
Users are only inserted there and defined for which database they are made.
As Jason suggested, look at mysql.com they have a fine manual with tutorials
and long descriptions which lead to easy solutions to create users.
i.e. search
Thanks for the info... As it turns out, I am just a blithering idiot... I
didn't know that I had to create a separate user... As I said, that shows
my newbieness...
However, this has lead me to another question... The default database,
"mysql," comes with a "users" file already... How do I cr
On Tuesday 03 December 2002 23:09, Chase wrote:
> I am the first to admit that this question belongs on a MySQL newsgroup
> instead of here, but I can't seem to find a newsgroup that will answer
> me...
www.mysql.com
> Here is a newbie question. I am running a Win2K Advanced Server with IIS
> 5,
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