Re: how to fix this mySQL error ERROR 1044 (42000)
Open a Windows command line
Start | Run "cmd"
Now type
mysql -uroot -p
Enter root' s password when prompted. If you didn't set a root password, then just press enter.
You should now be connect as root. You can then create a new database
mysql>CREATE DATABASE my_new_db;
You should create a new user, with whatever privileges you require, to operate the database. Only use root to do maintenance tasks.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/user-account-management.html
Good luck,
Barry.
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Re: how to fix this mySQL error ERROR 1044 (42000)
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