Step-by-Step Guide
1) Download MySQL:
- For Windows user, you can download MySQL Installer that allows you to install all the products in one package. Link as follows
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| Download MySQL Installer (For Windows only!) |
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| Begin download |
- Otherwise, you can download the product 1 by 1 (Remember to select your Operating System for all!)
For Windows users...
2) How to setup MySQL Installer
- We are going to show how to download and install MySQL Community Server only...
- Double click the file and install it
- Once it has finished installing, you will see this window below and click on the 'Add' option
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| Click 'Add' option |
- Agree on their License terms and click 'next'
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| Agree on License Terms |
- Select the Product that you want to install
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| Select Product |
- Execute the installation and wait for it...Then click 'Next'
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| Execute the Installation |
- Once the installation is completed, you will see the product configuration page
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| Product Configuration |
- Select the type of MySQL server you want then click 'Next'
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| Select MySQL Server |
- Select the Server Configuration Type
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| Select the Server Configuration Type |
- Select the Authentication Method and then click 'Next'
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| Select the Authentication Method |
- Create new user account and assign a role to the user. Otherwise, you can just key in a new MySQL Root Password and click 'Next'
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| Create New User Account |
- Configure MySQL Server as a Windows Server. Change the default name if you want and select what account you would like it to run as. Then click 'Next'
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| Configure MySQL Server as a Windows Server. |
- Last, apply the configuration! Once it's done, click 'Finish'
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Apply the Configuration
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3) Launch MySQL Workbench
- Add a new MySQL connection as follows:
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| Add a new MySQL connection |
- Setup the new connection. Then click 'Test Connection' and enter the root password
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| Setup the new connection |
- If the connection is successful, you should see the following message. Then click 'OK'
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| Successful Connection Message |
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| Open the new connection |
- Create a new Schema and name it! Click 'Apply'
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| Create a new Schema |
4) Connect Python to MySQL Database
- In the command prompt, key in the following command with the right input
import mysql.connector
cnn = mysql.connector.connect(user='<your input>', password='<your input>',
host='127.0.0.1',
database='<your input>')
cnn.close()
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