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Step 2 of 3: Creating Administrative Database


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You must create one administrative database for your WebAsyst Server. This database stores common data used by WebAsyst scripts. As an administrative database you can either use new or existing MySQL database. If you want to use existing database, we strongly recommend using empty database which does not contain previously created tables or other objects.

Required fields marked with (*) sign
 
MySQL Server
Database Server:
   
Database Options
Create new database: >
  Use this option if you have rights to create database on the selected server and if you want to install WebAsyst into new database.
 
Use existing database: >
  Use this option if you want to install WebAsyst into existing empty database.

Please enter parameters for existing empty database below.

Database
Database Name:* 
  If you have chosen "Create new database" option then create a unique name for your new database. Otherwise, enter the name of existing database.
   
Database Name:*
  If you have chosen "Create new database" option then create a unique name for your new database. Otherwise, enter the name of existing database.
   
 



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