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MySQL is a multi-user database, you can set up several different accounts on the same server with many varied permissions given to each user. This ability is part of what makes MySQL so powerful. You can use either MySQL console or phpMyAdmin to create users and grant permissions. This page focuses on using phpMyAdmin. | MySQL is a multi-user database, you can set up several different accounts on the same server with many varied permissions given to each user. This ability is part of what makes MySQL so powerful. You can use either MySQL console or phpMyAdmin to create users and grant permissions. This page focuses on using phpMyAdmin. | ||
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