Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

  • Congratulations SkipVought on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Creating a database in winmysqladmin

Status
Not open for further replies.

MrE4U

Programmer
Mar 29, 2003
11
0
0
US
I am running WindowsXP with mysql running locally. I am having trouble creating database in WinMySQLAdmin, When I right click the database tree under the database tab, I do not get an option to create database. The following is a list of option it gives me:
Flush Hosts
Flush Logs
Flush Tables
Flush Threads

I have clicked all over the window, and still do not get this option. Or is there a different way of creating a database instead?

 
winmysqladmin appears to be a gui 'monitor' to start the database and view certain aspects of the DB.

Download MySQL-CC from MySQL website. It's free and works very nice. It's a little rough getting started with it but once you make the connection, it has a lot of nice features.

MySQL-Front is a nice program too. But this is no longer being maintained. I think MySQL-CC is meant to be the replacement.

Does this help?
tgus

____________________________
Families can be together forever...
 
Yes, it helped [smile], but I still do see where I am able to create a database with it. I see where I can make connections to existing databases. I checked the documentation on sql.com, but the documentation section seems to be inaccurate.
 
Just use the [tt]mysql[/tt] prompt and issue a [tt]CREATE DATABASE[/tt] query. That is by far the easiest way, IMO. //Daniel
 
MrE4U,

After you make your connection, look on the left side (in MySQL-CC). You should see a tree list. At the top you see 'MyDatabases'. Under that you should see 'Databases'. (If you don't, then click on the + next to 'MyDatabases' and it should show what's below.) Just right click on 'Databases' and choose; 'New Database'.

This should get you started.

You're right, documentation for this is terrible (or missing). But this is to be expected from a Beta product! Even though it's Beta, it still seems to work quite well.

If you need more help just post back.
tgus

____________________________
Families can be together forever...
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Part and Inventory Search

Sponsor

Back
Top