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Using a MySQL DatabaseIn this course, we will learn to use an SQL database system called MySQL. The programming interface we will learn also applies to other database engines, such as Oracle. We are using MySQL because it runs fast and is essentially free, so you can run it on your own machine at home if you desire.
1 Working by Hand
There are two main ways to work with a database. First, we will show how to work with it by hand. Second, we will show how to work with it from another program. In the long run, you will do most of your database work using another program that you will write, such as a CGI program. When you are debugging, or when you are doing one-time kinds of things like creating tables, working by hand can be a good solution.
1.1 Connect to the MySQL Server
Use this command (e.g., from cs.byuh.edu) to connect to MySQL.
mysql -p -h HHH -u UUU
Replace HHH with the host name. Replace UUU with your own username. When you are prompted for a password, type it in. Your instructor should tell you your hostname, username, and password. You will change your password later.
The -p tells mysql to prompt you for a password.
The -h tells mysql to what hostname to connect to.
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1.2 How To Quit
Once you have successfully connected to the mysql server, you should see the following prompt:
mysql>
This means that the mysql server is waiting for you to enter a command. TheIntegration of SAP central user administration with Microsoft Active DirectoryAs already mentioned in the short summary above the scenario used for this collaboration brief deals with two key components: Microsoft Active Directory and SAP Central User Administration. Active Directory, being the integrated, distributed directory service included with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, provides a central user repository used to centrally maintain user data, thus avoiding the redundant, error-prone maintenance of user information in several systems. Most organizations already use Active Directory to organize and manage information about all kinds of their different resources like users, computers, applications and so on.
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You can only use the Query API if you have registered with it and thus obtained a Query API registration cookie. Note that this is in addition to the general registration of your plug-in with Google Desktop.
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