- Simply log into the Account Control Panel, select the Goodies tab, and click on the MySQL link.
- Click the Add New Database link.
- Give your database a name. The name may contain only letters, decimal numbers, and the characters $ and _ and must be unique across our entire system. (consider maybe naming your db yourwebid_dbname)

- Choose the service with which the database will be associated:

Then press the Continue button.
- That's it! You're done, Baby!
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User Post (2004-07-28 18:12:19 by nlm)
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in response to your comment about getting php and mySQL to work to gether, check out : http://www.mysql.com/ and http://www.php.net/ you can find all kinds of php scripts at: http://www.hotscripts.com/
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User Post (2003-07-08 20:00:16 by dobro)
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I am real stupid about this. I want to create a searchable database. OK, so I guess mysql is the way to do that. how do i put the info in there? do i have to create a special kind of database file, a text file, or what? is it delimited in some way? (see what i mean about stupid?) also...ALSO...what is the relationship of PHP to mysql. do i have to hook the two of them together some way for the database to work? I am confused. Help!
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User Post (2003-04-23 08:49:31 by secretmode)
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make sure don't add a same name, it will delete your old one! I am screwed
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