For the third day in a row, my colleague was asking about the state of
data in moodle. Today, I added her to the users table in the mysql user
table. Steps followed:
Adding a new user to the mysql table in the host DB instance
- Remoted into the moodle server (which is where the DB instance resides too)
- Used phpmyadmin to connect to the DB
- Browsed the mysql table
- Clicked on privileges
- Clicked on Add a new user
- Added the name and password
- Applied permissions to read, write, select , insert and delete records
Downloading, Installing MySQL Workbench and Connecting a user to the DB instance
- emailed my colleague and pointed her to a mysql workbench download that was on our network.
- instructed her to install mysql workbench
- walked over to her space and had her bring up the newly installed workbench
- had her click on New Connection in the SQL Development column
- specified the IP address to the server in the Hostname
- Specified Username just created
- Clicked on Password Store in Vault
- Specified password just created
- Clicked Test Connection - and - walla, first try it worked!
- Clicked OK to save the connection
I stayed a little longer to ensure the connection would actually open a window to the DB instance. We saw all the moodle tables, clicked on a few, noticed some col. names and she was off and running.
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