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No process visible after executing mysqld-nt command
I execute this command:
>mysqld-nt
it returns to the prompt with no message, so I guess that's means it worked.
However, if I look in the Windows Task Manager, I do not see a process for mysql.
Should I see one?
Win XP
>mysqld-nt
it returns to the prompt with no message, so I guess that's means it worked.
However, if I look in the Windows Task Manager, I do not see a process for mysql.
Should I see one?
Win XP
ASKER
>>net stop mysql
System Error 1060 has occurred.
The specified service does not exist as a installed service.
but this comes as no surprise because, as I have just learned from a previous question I posted, starting mysql with the mysqld-nt.exe command starts mysql manually, not as a service.
System Error 1060 has occurred.
The specified service does not exist as a installed service.
but this comes as no surprise because, as I have just learned from a previous question I posted, starting mysql with the mysqld-nt.exe command starts mysql manually, not as a service.
ASKER
oh, and as I stated in the first post, there is no process for mysql
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I'm not sure why that doesn't work.
I do know that it works when starting/stopping mysql as a service
(as opposed to typing mysqld-nt at the command line)
so I'm going with that.
I do know that it works when starting/stopping mysql as a service
(as opposed to typing mysqld-nt at the command line)
so I'm going with that.
Try issuing:
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net stop mysql
net start mysql
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What does it say?