posted 18 years ago
Hi Cathy,
I think that using the -h switch allows you to connect to a MySQL database if it were installed on another machine. Maybe you could just try using:
c:mysql\bin>mysql -u cathy -p
Try logging in as root and then run this sql statement:
grant create, create temporary tables, delete, execute, index, insert,
lock tables, select, show databases, update
on WordGames.*
to cathy@localhost identified by 'aprfeb';