Using Local Windows Machines, this worked for me
Posted by:
Jess Hines
Date: October 16, 2008 11:03AM
THIS IS ALL FOR MYSQL RUNNING ON A LOCAL WINDOWS MACHINE:
I found that having root didn't work as the only account, so I created my own account with priveleges.
So, in the MySQL console, type:
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES IN *.* TO <username>@localhost IDENTIFIED BY <password>;
This will give <username> all access to all databases and tables, you can restrict access if you want.
Then, after quitting the console screen, go to your the MySQL Administrator and put in 'localhost' as the host, the port should be fine as default, (it will be whatever you set it at when you ran the configuration), and then the username and password you just created.
Hope That Helps
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/16/2008 11:04AM by Jess Hines.
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