Slow To Get "C:/mysql>" Prompt
I'm setting up MySQL, Apache and PhP on my pc - Win98, 128meg to work on a project.
My problem is this - I have installed MySQL and find that if I go into it via the DOS prompt (C:/mysql/bin/mysqld) it takes at least 10 minutes before the C:/mysql> prompt appears and I can start using it ... this I'm sure is not right ? I have tried with the mysql admin tool but it too takes ages to load ???
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