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Rails creates quite a few files and directories for you, in a directory structure that will
hold the code that makes up our application. All of these directories and files are stored
in a directory named after the project. In this case, the directory is actor_schedule, and so
all of the paths in this example will be underneath the actor_schedule directory.
CHAPTER 5 n CONNECTING YOUR REPORTS TO THE WORLD 77
Setting Up the Database
Next, let??™s create the database to store the data:
mysqladmin create actor_schedule_development -u your_mysql_username -p
At this point, you??™ve created a database for your application, but before you populate
this database, let??™s connect the application to your database server.
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