$num_items = amount user wants;
$td2 = floor($num_items/2);
$td1 = $num_items-$td2;
print("");
for($i = 0; $i < $td1; $i++) {
print();
}
print("");
print("");
for($i = $td1; $i < $td2; $i++) {
print();
}
print("");
.bobo
- Original Message -
From: "Dean Hayes" <[EMAIL
Tom's answer is correct, but...
I just HAVE to comment on the security issue in allowing telnet access
at all. You should think more than twice before open up any system, in
any way...
You might wanna think SSH, firewall or maybe VPN... I dunno.
/Johan
Tom Mathews wrote:
>
> 1) Command line con
1) Command line console is always installed with MySQL - telnet to the
remote machine and you should be able to run it with no problems.
2) GUI - I reccommend phpmyadmin - get it from the MySQL site. It has a lot
of limitations, but the basic functionality is all fine.
Tom
edwin wrote:
> hi,
>
hi,
thanks!!
btw, do you know any good commandline or gui clients for Mysql?
i want to administer the DB remotely...
thanks
ed
""Johannes Janson"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
9c65b9$nle$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9c65b9$nle$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> hi,
>
> the info in the manual about the
hi,
the info in the manual about the command line in mysql apply also
for win2k. Assuming you have root access go to the mysql prompt
and type this:
GRANT select, insert, update, delete, WhatPrivYouWant ON YourDB.* TO
username
IDENTIFIED BY 'YourPassword';
This creates a user "username" with pas
