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II. A database access
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1. Make sure you have one of the supported database engines installed :
- mysql
- postgres (6 and 7)
- Oracle 8
- Microsoft SQL server 7
2. If you do not have a database already, create a database.
Eg: with MySQL you can use a command like this:
mysqladmin -uuser -ppaswword create agora
(you can use the database you want, 'agora' is just an example)
3. Be sure that you have a user for that database which has the rights to
select, insert, update, delete, create, alter and drop. A grant
statement for this user would look like this:
GRANT
select, insert, update, create, alter, delete, drop
ON
database.*
TO
user@localhost
IDENTIFIED BY
'password';
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