This assumes you have MySQL properly installed and configured.

To create the Weather database:

    cd to location of *.sql creations scripts typically vproweather-n.n.n/MySQL-DB/
    login to MySQL - mysql -u root -p (or your mySQl admin user if not root)
    at the mysql> prompt issue the following command

First as root create the database using MySQL:

root@host / # cd /usr/local/src/vproweather-<CurrentVer>/MySQL-DB/
root@host MySQL-DB/ # mysql
mysql> CREATE DATABASE Weather;

Then grant root permissins to Weather:

mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `Weather`.* TO 'root'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;

Then create the database schema:

mysql> SOURCE CREATE_NEW_WeatherDB.sql;
mysql> exit
Bye
root@host MySQL-DB/ #

You may see "Duplicate key name" errors when the indexes are created,
this only means that the indexes are already created. This is only 
because there are separate commands for creating the indexes in a
separate SQL script. Reason being is that as the DB evolves we want 
to be sure all indexes are present, so that script can be run at any
time to insure that.

Datebase name is "Weather" to acces the db within mysql admin for the 
future use:

mysql> use Weather;

If you are using a MySQL .my.cnf file vproweather now uses it own section in 
the ~/.my.cnf file labeled [vproweather] Here is an example of the section:

[vproweather]
user=root
password=secret
host=localhost
database=Weather
socket=/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock
port=3306




