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NerfNerder · 2009-03-17 22:47:57

Hi guys. I have recently installed BProlog onto my laptop, which comes with a version of mysql. I can run the Bprolog fine, however I am having trouble with the sql. Basically when I try to run it I am prompyed for a password which I was not given while installing it. I have tried just leaving it blank, or using root, but…

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17-03-2009 11:47pm

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NerfNerder

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Hi guys. I have recently installed BProlog onto my laptop, which comes with a version of mysql. I can run the Bprolog fine, however I am having trouble with the sql. Basically when I try to run it I am prompyed for a password which I was not given while installing it. I have tried just leaving it blank, or using root, but nothing is working.

I have used sql before and usually I was able to just leave the password field blank and proceed to use it. Any suggestions? Many thanks.

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#2 18-03-2009 12:34am
ronivek

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http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html

Not sure if the link above will be of any help. I do recall having password issues with MySQL previously and sorting them out by using similar methods.

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