Karl Larsen wrote:
I installed MYSQL and using the info instructions turned on mysqld
and then was able to do the first few things in the tutorial. But then
it said to make a data base and I did that but it came up with an
error that there were no permissions for my user name to that DB! I
have been looking for a way to gain the permissions.
73 Karl
It looks like you've gotten pretty far, and all you need to do is assign
permissions through the GRANT statement. Read up on it, of course,
before using it. If there is a user (besides the MySQL root), in fact,
you probably already used GRANT to create the user. So now you'd log in
as the MySQL root (however you logged in to create the database, I
assume) and issue something like:
GRANT ALL ON db-name.* TO 'k5di'@'localhost'
Is that the level of information you were looking for?
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