If you checked box in installation to set path for MySQL you need to only call mysql -u USERNAME -p followed by password after system request. In case you didn't do it, you need to navigate command...

Have look here (http://websec.wordpress.com/2007/11/17/mysql-table-and-column-names/) seems to be full of info

That is option too, but it is not necessary to do as the above suggestion worked for me just few weeks ago and also not everyone is keen to re-install if you ask them:D

Try to re-run MySQL Server Instance Config Wizard (Start >> All Programs >> MySQL >> MySQL Server 5.1 >>MySQL Server Instance Config Wizard) as sometimes configuration may collide with other...

Depending on what you using to read from browser/GUI application and which language you using Java/C#/PHP...

Check this out it should be helpful http://www.debianadmin.com/mysql-database-server-installation-and-configuration-in-debian.html

"Mark as Solved" bellow last post...

For the database import, before you attempt to import the "flat" file data in, you need go to your local DB (MySQL) and create new database
create database DATABASE_NAME;
After that you can import.

This seems to be handy tutorial (http://paul.ecommerce.hct.ac.ae/tutorials/dwmx-php/dwmxphp.htm), plus more from google search...

Yes there is import option for text file that you can use for SQL file import. Please see attached image. Sometimes it may kick off with error message about different type of DB used but that can be...

Yeah you right, only console. Stupid of me...
If you able to log in yahoos' phpMyAdmin there is somewhere option to import or create table out of existing sql file. I gone check on my hosting, give...

I think your command is in wrong order. Following works for me
mysql -u username DB_NAME < mysql_fix_privilege_tables.sql -p
Once I execute command I'm asked for password which I type in and job...

The form have to be done in something like PHP/ASP.NET/JSP to validate data submited by user, authenticate and then send email back (often known as server side programming or scripting). MySQL is...

That problem description is very inacurate, you better provide full description of your problem...

What is point to bump post started 2 years ago, with last respond some 18 months back?

Here (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/counting-rows.html) is your MySQL tutorial

I never heard that something like that happens, as long you designed your database properly it will never ocure. The primary key is unique for only one user or item

select max(table1_id) from table1