Makes sense to insert SQL code into the MySQL database, indeed.
mysql database isnt a file
it's a database.. it's like server..![]()
OOHHHH... I still don't get a couple of things. Presumably they're already made, as web hosting providers offer a set amount of databases. So why do you need to create them using sql_create_database(), if they're already there?
you can use this function also if you have permission..
BUT
usually you are not permitted to do it..
so..
you must create databases in your Cpanel or phpMyAdmin
hmm.. you gave me an idea.. i'll create some tutorials about that![]()
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