1) run:
source environment.bash
  The script will determine it's path and set all needed directories to run and test ccdb.

2) make ccdb library for your system and if one need a python, python script:

cd $CCDB_HOME
make -f CCDBLigrary.make
make -f SwigPython.make

this will produce libccdb.so in $CCDB_HOME/lib and python wrapping library for python script.

3) if you would like to install database on the local machine, you need to create a database (by default called ccdb)
    mysql script ccdb.mysql.sql with schema might be found in $CCDB_HOME/mysql directory 

mysql -u root -p <$CCDB_HOME/mysql/ccdb.mysql.sql
   database ccdb will be created and filled with tables and some needed and semple records
   
   Also one might need to create a user for the new database. 
   By default package tries to connect by using 'ccdb_user' user name with no password 
   To create the user for development perposes use sql command

mysql -u root -p 
CREATE USER ccdb_user;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON ccdb.* TO 'ccdb_user'@'localhost' WITH GRANT OPTION;
exit;