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- Test whether a database connector is set up successfully. Write the following commands in Matlab (substitue `YOUR_USERNAME` and `YOUR_PASSWORD` with your credentials for the database). If the second command returns `1`, it means success.
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- Find out your GAMS path. It varies largely depending on your PC's operating system and the version of GAMS. For example, GAMS 32 on Mac has the path: `/Library/Frameworks/GAMS.framework/Versions/32/Resources`.
- Similar to how you configured Gurobi for Matlab: Open Matlab; under the tab "Home", click **Set Path**; select **Add Folder...**; browse to the folder containing `gurobi_setup.m` (from the step above); click **Open**.
- A new entry of the selected path will appear on the right side of the **Set Path** window; click **Save**.
- Connect GAMS with Python
- Follow the instruction [here](https://github.com/NREL/gdx-pandas).
- **MySQL**
So far you should have already downloaded MySQL from the section [Connect with the input database](#connect-with-the-input-database). Here we edit the MySQL-related info in the `user_conf.m` file.
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module load python/3.7.1
```
```eval_rst
|:warning:| Note: We used to load python/2.7.14. But we are now in the phase of transferring from python 2.x to python 3.x. Therefore, it is recommended to use python 3.x and identify potential issues for the transfer.
|:warning:| Note: We used to load python/2.7.14 and gurobi/8.1.1. But we are now in the phase of testing the newer versions of the software. Therefore, it is recommended to use python 3 and gurobi 9 to identify potential issues.
```
**Option 2**: Edit `.bash_profile` so that the modules are automatically loaded upon log in to Euler
