MySQL Getting Started Guide

MySQL is a fully networked cross-platform relational database system, a real multi-user, multi-thread SQL database server, and a distributed database management system with a client/server architecture. it has the advantages of powerful functions, ease of use, convenient management, easy to use, fast running, strong security and reliability. You can use many languages to write programs to access the MySQL database. in addition to standard ansi SQL statements, it also supports a variety of platforms: on Unix systems, the software supports multi-threaded running; on Windows NT systems, it runs as a system service; in Windows 95/98, it runs as a normal process. mysql is an open-source software. Its official pronunciation is "My Ess Que Ell" (not MY-SEQUEL.
You must first download MySQL. the official website of Mysql is: http://www.mysql.com, the image in China is: http://www.freecode.net.cn/mirror/mysql/ or http://www2.linuxforum.net/#/mysql/, can download the stability of Mysql 3.22.32 (as of press date ). the version name is mysql-shareware-3.22.32-win, not only free but not called "30 Angel term ".
To a directory, run the Setup program and prompt the entire installation process. it is installed in c: mysql by default. If you want to install it in other directories, there are still some changes. As a beginner, you can choose not to install it in the default directory. after installation, go to the c: mysqlbindirectory and run the mysqld-mongoware.exe file directly under Win98. Normally, there is no prompt.
1. Decompress the downloaded file to a temporary directory.
2.click setup.exe to install it to c: mysql (default ).
3. Copy mysql_example.cnf to c: my. cnf, and change # basedir = d:/mysql/in the file to basedir = c: mysql.
4. Go to the msdos directory c: mysqlbin.
5. Enter mysqld-inform Ware