We do not give out shell accounts by default for security and resource usage reasons. Additionally (and for similar reasons) we like to personally set up MySQL databases only for customers who request them. If you'd like to put in a request, contact customer support for more information. Additionally, remember that only Domain and Super accounts can use CGI, MySQL, PHP, etc.

MySQL is an open source database server that employs Structured Query Language (SQL). A database server is a program that can store large amounts of information in an organized format that's easily accessible through scripting languages like PHP.

We are now allowing MySQL databases again. To create yourself a database, run the "mysqlme" located in "/usr/local/bin/". The program will create a MySQL user entry for your userid and then create a database for you with the name of your userid. You can have more than one database by specifying a database name with the "-db dbname" option. A database will then be created called "userid_dbname".

By default the module will list all of the databases on your system on the main page, even if some are not actually usable by the logged-in user. To change this, follow these steps : In the Database access control list field, remove the existing *: * line and enter one line per user, containing the username, a colon and list of databases he is allowed to use.

MySQL (http://www.mysql.com/) is an open-source robust SQL database engine. X-Cart uses it to store product information. Most of web hostings support MySQL. You can contact your ISP / web hosting in order to make sure that they have support for MySQL databases.

Yes. The Query Cache operates on the server level, caching complete result sets matched with the original query string. If an exactly identical query is made (which often happens, particularly in web applications), no parsing or execution is necessary; the result is sent directly from the cache. Various tuning options are available. See Section 5.14, "The MySQL Query Cache".

You can import databases into MySQL Cluster much as you would with any other version of MySQL. Other than the limitations mentioned elsewhere in this FAQ and in Section 16.13, "Known Limitations of MySQL Cluster", the only other special requirement is that any tables to be included in the cluster must use the NDB storage engine. This means that the tables must be created with ENGINE=NDB or ENGINE=NDBCLUSTER.

The databases are located on the sql1.frontline.com server, on the myphp.frontline.com is where the program which allows for access to those databases is located.

You may create unlimited databases using your account control panel. To create a new MySQL database follow the directions provided below. NOTE: in this example, "cpanel" represents the hosting account username that cPanel automatically attaches to the name of each database Select the newly created user (ex. "cpanel_myname") and the newly created database (ex. "cpanel_dbname") and click "Add User to Db".

Stripe Snoop's database is a much looser meaning of the word. The database is merely a collection of information about the format of different cards. For example, an airplane ticket has a magstripe that is encoded according to a standard (which, incidentally, is not published). The data on the magstripe is arranged into different fields, with different lengths. Some of these have prefixes. Stripe Snoop's database holds all these known characteristics about airline tickets.

No. Database mySQL is more common in Linux (operating system) world. We currently offer only windows NT hosting plans with SQL server database option.

You can create and maintain your MySQL databases through PhpMy Admin (most popular database administration tool today)