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Using MySQL in Windows Server 2003

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MySQL has become one of the most popular database management systems in the world. From small development projects to some of the best-known and most prestigious sites on the Web, MySQL has proven itself to be a solid, reliable, fast and trusted solution to all sorts of data storage needs.

If you are interested in using MySQL in your Windows Server whether for your development or a rock solid production system . MySQL is easy to setup and use and are fully supported in Windows as much as Linux. The usual setup LAMP which stand for Linux Apache MySQL and PHP no longer holds because you can also use MySQL in Windows IIS running with PHP. MySQL is currently available in Community and Enterprise Edition version 5.0.67. The steps below are easy to follow but first you have to download the installer from MySQL website. The following installation method can be used in Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Systems.

  • 1. After downloading just click on the file setup.exe to start the installation.
    MySQL Server Instance Configuration Wizard
  • 2. Select Detailed or Standard configuration continue by clicking next.
    Detailed or Standard Configuration
  • 3. Select the type of server configuration you want from developer machine, server or dedicated MySQL.
    Select the type of server configuration
  • 4. Select the usage you intend to use for the database. Multifunctional, Transactional or Non-Transactional.
    Select your Database type of usage
  • 5. Select your installation Path.
    Select the installation path
  • 6. Set your approximate number of concurrent connections.
    Set the number of concurrent connections
  • 7. Enable TCP/IP Networking and open port exemption on port number 3306, and enable strict mode.
    Enable TCP/IP and Open port exemption 3306
  • 8. Select your default character set, I prefer using UTF8 support.
    Select default character set
  • 9. Install MySQL server instance as service and add the bin path to Windows PATH variable for it to become accessible in the command prompt without navigating to your sub directories.
    Set Instance as Service and Set the environment PATH
  • 10. Configure your root password.
    Configure root password
  • 11. Click on execute and continue with your chosen configuration.
    Execute to continue installing with your configuration
  • 12. Finished everything and test your installed MySQL service instance.
    Finished everything and continue testing
  • 13.Logged in your MySQL service instance to see if its running by issuing the following command on your Windows DOS console: mysql -u root -p it will prompt you for the password if you successfully installed it you will see the screen below and your MySQL is up and running.
    Testing MySQL instance
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