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JeremyOmaha
6-29-05, 06:24 PM
I was hoping someone here could help. I have an add-on that I want to load but the very first instruction is "Use phpMyAdmin or the command line mySQL tool to run the commands in install.sql"
Can someone tell me how I do that?
Thanks
RTH10260
6-29-05, 10:13 PM
I was hoping someone here could help. I have an add-on that I want to load but the very first instruction is "Use phpMyAdmin or the command line mySQL tool to run the commands in install.sql"
Can someone tell me how I do that?Stick to phpmyadmin.
Sign into the database you are using, then click on the database name in the left margin.
Click on the SQL button in the heading of the right side.
Use the Browse button to locate the install.sql file on your computer.
Click Go to upload and execute the file.
mitchind
6-29-05, 10:36 PM
You'll have to setup your MySQL database first
In Member Ops | Packages | Billing Plan
- near the bottom - add your free MySQL database
Then create a username/password combination
Once that's done, you can log on to phpMyAdmin either thru
a) http://phpmyadmin.powweb.com/ (you'll need to remember your MySQL Host from the second step - mysql##.powweb.com)
or,
b) at the bottom of the MySQL page just below the usernames you created
Then you can use Richard's steps above.... :)
RTH10260
6-30-05, 12:20 AM
You'll have to setup your MySQL database firstWell, with an "add-on", I would assume that some application is already using a database and may want the new stuff to show up in the same place :p
mitchind
6-30-05, 12:26 AM
Good pickup! - you actually read the posts before replying :o
I'll have to try that sometime. :D
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