The control center doesn't have a command to flush the tables or reload the
user tables. So the new user won't have access until you do:
mysqladmin -u -p -h
reload
Curtis
Stefan Hinz said:
> Karáth,
>
>> I just have installed the MySQL on a Suse linux.
>> I would like to administrate it from
Karáth,
> I just have installed the MySQL on a Suse linux.
> I would like to administrate it from Win2k with MySQL Control Center 0.8.9
> beta. But I can't make new user in the control center.
Obviously, you're logged in to the MySQL server as a user who doesn't
have the privileges to create new
Hi,
I just have installed the MySQL on a Suse linux.
I would like to administrate it from Win2k with MySQL Control Center 0.8.9
beta. But I can't make new user in the control center. I think, I have to
enable at the linux consol
that the root (SQL root) could be administrate the SQL server on my
