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Feb 12th, 2008 04:23
dman, Narendra Jain, Mike Thomas, http://sturly.com
Firstly, the user has to have administrative rights to mysql. Once this is confirmed, then you can issue the command: create database 'mydb'; After this the person can create tables, and start processing: create table mytab (column1 integer, column2 char(25)); select * from mytab;