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Old May 1st, 2003, 03:48 AM
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Hi everyone,

I'm not familiar with popular hosting schemes, so I have a question here. If you buy hosting with MySQL are you allowed to create databases or are you only given one ready database and must operate on it.

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Depends upon the host, some allow you to create unlimited databases, some dont.
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I'm writing a script which is going to use a database. Should i allow the user to choose an existing db instead of creating a new one?
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Many hosts offer a diffent level of packages, but most (if not all) allow the end user to create a database through some sort of control panel.

The amount of databases allowed to create will vary from host to host, package to package.
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Thanx,
I figured i'd still stick to the existing db option, at least i've already implemented it.
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