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  1. #1
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    Hey all,

    I've been setting up a mysql database off the members screen when you log in to bizhat, and now have a few questions about actually implementing it...

    Firstly, can I access it using the command line version of mysql or mysql-front instead of the web based interface? And if so, how?

    Secondly, if I want to read from it into my php scripts what do I use as the parameters for connect method (server...) ?

    Thanks in advance

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    To manage, you have to phpMyAdmin

    This is preinstalled at

    http://free.bizhat.com/phpmyadmin/

    It will be better you study basic of PHP and MySQL, then only you will be able to use it.
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    Right, I'm more used to running mysql and php off of my own machine where my connect string looks something like:

    mysql_connect("localhost", "root", $pass);
    mysql_select_db($dbName);
    ...

    How's that gonna come out for connecting the database I've set up here?

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    so, after i have php enabled on my site, i will also have mysql access, or do i need to fill in another 20 posts for mysql?

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    NO. MySQL is available through members area. Login at

    http://free.bizhat.com/cp/

    Click MySQL button to create MySQL data base.

    slugs.bizhat.com, you can find MySQL username, password and host by loging into members area and clicking the MySQL button.
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    Is there a limit for the MySQL db size?

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