Difference between revisions of "Obtaining CS MySQL Accounts"
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This is for access to the department's '''general use''' MySQL server, '''''mysql.cs.jhu.edu'''''
 
This is for access to the department's '''general use''' MySQL server, '''''mysql.cs.jhu.edu'''''
  
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:'''NOTE''': '''If you are a student of ''Dr. Yarowsky's Database class,'' you will need to get [https://support.cs.jhu.edu/wiki/Dr_Yarowskys_MySQL_Class_Dbase_Service a different MySQL account for the ''dbase.cs.jhu.edu''] machine from your TA.'''
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:'''NOTE''': '''If you are a student of ''Dr. Yarowsky's Database class,'' you will need to get [https://support.cs.jhu.edu/wiki/Dr_Yarowskys_MySQL_Class_Dbase_Service a different MySQL account for the course database server (called ''dbase.cs.jhu.edu'')] from your TA.'''
  
 
For MySQL-based access to our MySQL server, ''mysql.cs.jhu.edu'', please fill out a MySQL Account Form which can be downloaded from the [[Forms#Apply for a MySQL Account on the CS Dept's Main MySQL Server | CS forms webpage]]  
 
For MySQL-based access to our MySQL server, ''mysql.cs.jhu.edu'', please fill out a MySQL Account Form which can be downloaded from the [[Forms#Apply for a MySQL Account on the CS Dept's Main MySQL Server | CS forms webpage]]  

Revision as of 16:30, 13 August 2020

Beginning March 18, 2020, and until further notice, the CS IT Support Staff will not be available in-person to process MySQL account forms. Changes are incorporated below.

This is for access to the department's general use MySQL server, mysql.cs.jhu.edu

NOTE: If you are a student of Dr. Yarowsky's Database class, you will need to get a different MySQL account for the course database server (called dbase.cs.jhu.edu) from your TA.

For MySQL-based access to our MySQL server, mysql.cs.jhu.edu, please fill out a MySQL Account Form which can be downloaded from the CS forms webpage

NOTE: If you don't have a scanner, you can always use an app like camscanner on Android and iPhone or Notes app on iPhone.
  • Because we are not currently working in Malone Hall, snail mailing the form to the CS Department is not a good option. Scanning and emailing it, as mentioned above, is currently your best option.

Please allow 2-3 business days for your MySQL form to be processed. Steve DeBlasio will then email you when your MySQL database is ready.

BE AWARE: If you are expecting e-mail from the CS IT Support team, and if you use Gmail, make sure you check your Gmail Junk folder. Gmail likes to file some e-mails from CS into Gmail Junk folders.