July 2001
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
14h 22m
English
Content preview from MySQL Building User Interfaces
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Database and Login Setup
This application will maintain its own security tables. The table (or tables) will control who can see what and so on. Because of that, only one “application login” is, needed and no new logins are allowed at the operating system level. When this application launches, it (the application, not the individual user) logs in to the MySQL server. The login and password the user enters will be compared against application tables, to set the user interface correctly for the given user. The application login and password will be the following:
Login: com_user
Password: syL0U812
That’s syL (case is important), zero, then U812. That is the login the compiled application will use to access the database. From there it will query ...