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[edit] Ruby and databases.Ruby on Rails and MySQL

How to create a MySQL database

1) Start MySQL Administrator from Start -> All Programs -> MySQL -> MySQL Administrator

2) The server host should be "localhost" , port 3306, username "root" with no password, just like in the initial setup process.Click "ok"

3) Click on the "Catalogs" button in the left area.

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4) Right-click inside the area containing the names of the databases already created.Select "Create new schema"

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