Re: MySql starting
go to the bin directory (in most cases, it is: c:\mysql\bin\), and type this to get started:
>mysql -u root -p
you don't need a web server to just work with the database (though i highly doubt that's the case), but of course, if you need to run scripts over your databse, or even use a GUI like phpmyadmin to manage your data, you'll need one...
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Re: MySql starting
August 21, 2005 03:55PM
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