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MySQL: can't "grant full access" to root

 
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 1:55 pm    Post subject: MySQL: can't "grant full access" to root Reply with quote

I'm working through the AffableBean tutorial (which is outstanding by the way). I've connected to MySQL just fine but creating of the new dB calls for granting full access to root.

But when I check the box to choose a dB user to grant full access to, root isn't there. The only choice is the other default user (pma).

Does root automatically have access given that that's how I connect to the database? If it matters, in MySQL, root has global privileges.

The tutorial says to select root from the drop-down list in NetBeans.

Thanks in advance.
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:42 am    Post subject: MySQL: can't "grant full access" to root Reply with quote

On 8/27/10 3:55 PM, logical_c wrote:
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I'm working through the AffableBean tutorial (which is outstanding by the way). I've connected to MySQL just fine but creating of the new dB calls for granting full access to root.

But when I check the box to choose a dB user to grant full access to, root isn't there. The only choice is the other default user (pma).

Does root automatically have access given that that's how I connect to the database? If it matters, in MySQL, root has global privileges.

The tutorial says to select root from the drop-down list in NetBeans.
It does, but it's not necessary to connect with the root account, so
long as there is another account that can provide access to the
'affablebean' database. So if your 'pma' account has been granted
access to the database, you'll be fine in the tutorial. Keep in mind
that the Services window allows you to connect the IDE to your MySQL
server - this connection has nothing to do with whether the application
server (i.e., GlassFish) can access the MySQL server.
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Thanks in advance.



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