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710:install [2024/03/15 14:50] – [(Optional) Start without Root Privileges on Linux] Weinlein, Thomas710:install [2024/10/29 10:11] (current) – Suess, Bernhard
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 <code> <code>
 create database stages; create database stages;
-create user 'stages' identified by 'pass'; +create user 'stages'@'localhost' identified by 'pass'; 
-grant all privileges on *.* to 'stages'@'%';+grant all privileges on *.* to 'stages'@'localhost';
 flush privileges; flush privileges;
 exit; exit;
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   * Start MySQL cli: mysql -uroot -p<root-pass>   * Start MySQL cli: mysql -uroot -p<root-pass>
   * Execute the following commands:   * Execute the following commands:
-<code> 
  
 +<code ->
 create database stages; create database stages;
 create user 'stages'@'localhost' identified by 'Pass.1234'; create user 'stages'@'localhost' identified by 'Pass.1234';
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 flush privileges; flush privileges;
 exit; exit;
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 </code> </code>
  
   * Import dump file into database “stages”   * Import dump file into database “stages”
-      * Unzip the file or customer specific dumpfile(*.sql) that has been sent to you +    * Unzip the file or customer specific dumpfile(*.sql) that has been sent to you 
-      * Execute to Import: mysql -uroot -p stages < /path/to/dumpfile/stages7_mysql_content.sql+    * Execute to Import: mysql -uroot -p stages < /path/to/dumpfile/stages7_mysql_content.sql 
  
 ==== Database installation with Oracle 11g, 12c or 19c ==== ==== Database installation with Oracle 11g, 12c or 19c ====