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thanks. &nbsp;This is the answer if it is wamp. &nbsp;I have another question if it is not wamp mysql.
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thanks.  This is the answer if it is wamp.  I have another question if it is not wamp mysql.

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I uninstalled wamp on localhost windows 7<br />
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I am not sure what mysql I was running because I previously had<br />
php/apache/mysql (php zend framework)<br />
wamp<br />
xampp<br />
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now I open mysql workbench and I see no databases, says not connected<br />
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How can I run mysql again<br />
did I lose all my localhost data (I have no backups)
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I uninstalled wamp on localhost windows 7

I am not sure what mysql I was running because I previously had
php/apache/mysql (php zend framework)
wamp
xampp

now I open mysql workbench and I see no databases, says not connected

How can I run mysql again
did I lose all my localhost data (I have no backups)

mysql on localhost (where is it and how to run)

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