I'm utilizing phpMyAdmin to deal with my information bases, I have 2 tasks that utilization 2 diverse data set the first uses 'root'@'localhost' and the second is 'root'@'127.0.0.1' I don't have the foggiest idea how I wound up utilizing 2 distinctive worker however it was working fine until I attempted to alter codes with the first undertaking that utilizes 'root'@'localhost', I was attempting to choose from a table to be stacked to a DataGridView when a blunder sprung up saying "Host 'hostname' isn't permitted to interface with this MySQL worker". The second venture is working fine. This lone occurred after I attempt to make a module for interfacing with mysql information base since the previous code for associating with mysql is written in each structure.
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rproffitt
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Yes. Let's look at this image about permissions and yes, there are two root@ entries. If you are missing one, time to make another or fix your codes.
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