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<blockquote data-quote="scythelt" data-source="post: 159918" data-attributes="member: 27879">The Windows MYSQL installer has improved heaps in the v5 releases. It's a Piece Of Piss to install now. I find the standard MySQL admin tools useful if you need to do anything directly with the database. With 99% of installs you won't need to tho, unless you really want to tinker.I believe the roadmap for 0.2.4.0 includes improvement to the end-user setup experience and undoubtedly that will cover the database/server side of things as well as the client plugin.IMO when 0.2.4.0 is released (and tve2 is ditched), there should be two pathways when installing - a multi-seat install (seperate server/client machines) and a single-seat install where MP and TVServer/DB are all installed on the one machine.For users that choose the multi-seat setup - well they need to have the knowledge to setup a server, so you'd expect that could install mysql wouldn't you?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scythelt, post: 159918, member: 27879"] The Windows MYSQL installer has improved heaps in the v5 releases. It's a Piece Of Piss to install now. I find the standard MySQL admin tools useful if you need to do anything directly with the database. With 99% of installs you won't need to tho, unless you really want to tinker. I believe the roadmap for 0.2.4.0 includes improvement to the end-user setup experience and undoubtedly that will cover the database/server side of things as well as the client plugin. IMO when 0.2.4.0 is released (and tve2 is ditched), there should be two pathways when installing - a multi-seat install (seperate server/client machines) and a single-seat install where MP and TVServer/DB are all installed on the one machine. For users that choose the multi-seat setup - well they need to have the knowledge to setup a server, so you'd expect that could install mysql wouldn't you? [/QUOTE]

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