Category: MySQL

MySQL Restart Error: PID File Could Not Be Found Fix

How to Fix “MySQL Server PID File Could Not Be Found” Error

Possible causes are as follows:

1. An existing process is already running:
ps -ef|grep mysqld or ps -ef|grep mysql

kill -9 process_id
The specific service name can be adjusted according to your actual situation …

How to Enable MySQL Binlog on Windows

Edit the mysql.ini file and add a line log-bin="path". The example below places it under C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.5/log:

1.Create a new folder named log in the corresponding directory

2.Locate the MySQL installation directory, open my.ini, and add the following under [mysqld]:
log-bin = C …

How to Install MySQL Using Yum

Below is an example of installation in root mode:
#yum -y install mysql-server 
Installed: mysql-server.i386 0:4.1.20-1.RHEL4.1
Dependency Installed: mysql.i386 0:4.1.20-1.RHEL4.1 perl-DBD-MySQL.i386 0:2.9004-3.1 …

How to Repair, Check, and Optimize MySQL Tables

The general steps are as follows: enter the MySQL database, select the database to use, select the data table to use, and execute the relevant commands;

1. Enter MySQL: mysql -uroot -p Enter the password as prompted. 2. Select the database: Using ‘dz’ as an example here use dz; A successful selection will display: Database changed 3. Select …

How to Crack a MySQL Password

How to Reset Forgotten MySQL Password on Windows

Usually, we don’t manage MySQL very often, and over time the password gets forgotten — and without a MySQL management tool at hand, we have to manually reset the MySQL password. Let’s first look at how to reset MySQL on Windows. 1. First, stop the MySQL service …

MySQL “net start mysql” System Error 5 Fix

Running “net start mysql” in DOS fails to start MySQL! It prompts: system error 5; access denied! Go to Services in My Computer, find the MySQL service item, double-click it and then click the “Log On” tab, make sure the logon identity is using the system account, as shown below, …

Why Set MySQL ft_min_word_len=1

MySQL has supported full-text indexing since version 4.0, but the default minimum index word length is 4. For English this default is quite reasonable, but the vast majority of Chinese words consist of 2 characters, which means any word shorter than 4 characters cannot be indexed, rendering the full-text index functionality virtually useless. Domestically …