security - How to edit user permissions for AWS RDS -


my previous post here (mysqli_query() returns "table doesn't exist" known table - permissions issue?) explains details of how arrived @ issue.

i convinced username , password set while creating db instance have not been given appropriate permissions allow me edit contents of own database.

this extremely frustrating, if has tips or tricks on how modify these permissions appreciate it.

to clarify, permissions set via ec2 security groups, , result cannot see username , password created when made database, doesn't appear can set permissions differently, or edit policies.

thanks bunch.

alex

so went previous question see doing. database named mysql system database. not place create tables. in fact permissions database restricted can break mysql and/or rds automation.

you need create new database tables. while not super user access within rds, full access databases set up. system databases going restricted.

security groups manage connectivity rds. same thing external firewall.

grants manage permissions within mysql. mysql manual explain how can use these.


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