When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
TIA,
Lou
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Lou wrote: When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
Only one hint. Read the manual: http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/index.html
Lou wrote: When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
Only one hint. Read the manual: http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/index.html
"Lou" <lu*********@ne tscape.net> wrote in message
news:Rf******** **************@ news1.news.adel phia.net... When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
TIA,
Lou
At the prompt, type:
mysql
.... and hit ENTER. What happens?
JM
"Lou" <lu*********@ne tscape.net> wrote in message
news:Rf******** **************@ news1.news.adel phia.net... When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
TIA,
Lou
At the prompt, type:
mysql
.... and hit ENTER. What happens?
JM
"cannot connect to Local MYSQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql..."
When I check this directory nothing is there.
Jim Moseby wrote: "Lou" <lu*********@ne tscape.net> wrote in message
news:Rf******** **************@ news1.news.adel phia.net...
When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
TIA,
Lou
At the prompt, type:
mysql
... and hit ENTER. What happens?
JM
"cannot connect to Local MYSQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql..."
When I check this directory nothing is there.
Jim Moseby wrote: "Lou" <lu*********@ne tscape.net> wrote in message
news:Rf******** **************@ news1.news.adel phia.net...
When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just start
using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up and going
quickly?
TIA,
Lou
At the prompt, type:
mysql
... and hit ENTER. What happens?
JM
Yeah, I knew that. Key word there was "quickly". Any experiences using
the RedHat 9 image? If so, where could I start from in the manual to
move up the curve quickly.
If I wanted to read another manual, I just assume stick to using DB2 or
Oracle.
Aggro wrote: Lou wrote:
When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just
start using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up
and going quickly?
Only one hint. Read the manual:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/index.html
Yeah, I knew that. Key word there was "quickly". Any experiences using
the RedHat 9 image? If so, where could I start from in the manual to
move up the curve quickly.
If I wanted to read another manual, I just assume stick to using DB2 or
Oracle.
Aggro wrote: Lou wrote:
When I did my RedHat9 install, I choose Workstation and customized the
packages I wanted install. As a part of that customization, I chose
mySQL DB; however, I can't seem to find any RedHat documentation that
says how to get to these installed packages. I would like to just
start using them, but not sure where to start. Any hints to get up
and going quickly?
Only one hint. Read the manual:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/index.html
"Lou" <lu*********@ne tscape.net> wrote in message
news:VL******** **************@ news1.news.adel phia.net... "cannot connect to Local MYSQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql..."
When I check this directory nothing is there.
at the prompt type
/etc/init.d/mysqld start
.... what happens?
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