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### DB creation and DB server
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### DB creation and DB server
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MySQL or PostgreSQL database: EAR saves data in a MySQL/PostgreSQL DB server. EAR DB can be created using [`edb_create`](EAR-commands#database-commands) command provided (MySQL/PostgreSQL server must be running and root access to the DB is needed).
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MySQL or PostgreSQL database: EAR saves data in a MySQL/PostgreSQL DB server. EAR DB can be created using [`edb_create`](https://gitlab.bsc.es/ear_team/ear/-/wikis/EAR-commands) command provided (MySQL/PostgreSQL server must be running and root access to the DB is needed).
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### EAR SLURM plug-in
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### EAR SLURM plug-in
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- Run `edb_create -r` located in `$EAR_INSTALLATION_PATH/sbin` from a node with root access to the MySQL server. This requires MySQL/PostgreSQL's section of ear.conf to be correctly written. For more info run `edb_create -h`.
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- Run `edb_create -r` located in `$EAR_INSTALLATION_PATH/sbin` from a node with root access to the MySQL server. This requires MySQL/PostgreSQL's section of ear.conf to be correctly written. For more info run `edb_create -h`.
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- Manually create the database and users specified in ear.conf, as well as the required tables. If ear.conf has been configured, running `edb_create -o` will output the queries that would be run with the program that contain all that is needed for EAR to properly function.
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- Manually create the database and users specified in ear.conf, as well as the required tables. If ear.conf has been configured, running `edb_create -o` will output the queries that would be run with the program that contain all that is needed for EAR to properly function.
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For more information about how each `ear.conf` flag changes the database creation, see our [Database section](EAR-Database). For further information about EAR's database management tools, see the [Commands section](EAR-commands#database-commands).
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For more information about how each `ear.conf` flag changes the database creation, see our [Database section](EAR-Database). For further information about EAR's database management tools, see the [Commands section](https://gitlab.bsc.es/ear_team/ear/-/wikis/EAR-commands).
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## MSR Safe
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## MSR Safe
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