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MySQL user privileges on shared servers
This article discusses MySQL privileges available on shared hosting accounts.
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MySQL user privileges
For security and performance reasons, Webhost.Berlin does not allow shared hosting accounts to have MySQL superuser access. Instead, if your account is on a shared server, you are granted the following set of MySQL privileges:
- ALTER
- CREATE
- CREATE ROUTINE
- CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES
- CREATE VIEW
- DELETE
- DROP
- EXECUTE
- INDEX
- INSERT
- LOCK TABLES
- REFERENCES
- SELECT
- SHOW VIEW
- TRIGGER
- UPDATE
MySQL Event Scheduler
The set of user privileges listed above does not allow you to use the MySQL Event Scheduler on a shared server. In addition to the possible security implications of granting additional privileges, running the Event Scheduler in a shared environment could potentially cause high resource usage and affect other accounts.
However, the MySQL Event Scheduler can be enabled for managed VPS and managed dedicated servers. Similarly, semi-managed (dynamic) VPS users can configure the MySQL Event Scheduler on their systems.
More Information
For more information about MySQL privileges, please visit http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/privileges-provided.html.
