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my_SQL, Permissions Question

Original Message
Name: callaghan001
Date: January 22, 2008 at 05:26:38 Pacific
Subject: my_SQL, Permissions Question
OS: MAC
CPU/Ram: 2.0ghz 1024mb
Model/Manufacturer: MacBook Pro
Comment:
Hey all.
I have a quick question on my sql, im a bit new to the the commands ect and havin a bit of bother tryin to figure out how to do the following

Find the name of all tables on which I have SELECT permission.
Find the name of all tables on which I have every permission.

Any help is greatly apricated

Callaghan001


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