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1. #XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE HOW TO#
2. #XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE MANUAL#
3. #XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE UPGRADE#
4. #XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE SOFTWARE#

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#XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE SOFTWARE#

Technology for teaching, learning and assessment: assistance and software development. Prompt, don’t forget that it allows you to enter multiple lines at once and that clicking will just give you a new line unless you finish your line with a semi-colon – this will tell MySQl that you want to execute the command.Ĭategories Technical Tags mysql, mysqldump, windows, xampp However, if running the MySQL command line tool is what has brought you to this post, you launch this by following steps 1 & 2 above and then typing: mysql -user=root -password=myrootpwd

#XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE MANUAL#

Prompt, you’ll get various syntax errors such as: ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'mysqldump.' at line 1

If you try and run mysqldump from the: mysql> I am running Xampp on my Windows 7 machine and was wondering if and how I could run commands for xampp via a command line. Note that you are doing this from the Windows Command prompt – don’t get distracted, as I was, by running the MySQL command line tool. Other options for this command can be found on the MySQL site. Now, an automatically prompt box will appears with a question Do you want to uninstall XAMPP and all its components, Look like the following picture. The usual approach to this is to have multiple virtual hosts (one for. 23 hours ago &0183 &32 Keep hitting the up arrow on your keyboard and youll go through the entire saved history of the commands youve issued. That actually does not really fit into how the setup works, since you can have multiple DOCUMENTROOT values, by the way. Mysqldump -user=root -password=myrootpwd -all-databases > backup.sql Certainly you can start the apache http server from command line, but I am not aware of an option to individually set a single configuration value.

#XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE UPGRADE#

If you want to dump out all your databases, perhaps in preparation for an upgrade to XAMPP as I’m about to try: See for stuff on running Apache as an application.A quick note to hopefully save others the time I’ve just wasted. The usual tactic is to try running Apache as an application so you can see any error messages it produces. Possibly something wrong with it's config files. This indicates the Apache service is installed, but Apache itself is reporting an error when it starts.

#XAMPPFROM COMMAND LINE HOW TO#

I don't know how to do this offhand but it should be straightforward. If you use "net start apache2.2" does it return an error? If you get an error "The service name is invalid." then you need to recreate the service. (annoyingly there is not a "net restart" option). The corretc way to restart the service from the command line would have been: net stop apache2.2 The service wouldn't be recreated until you reinstall Apache or use the sc command to recreate the service. You can also have the operating system call the PHP program automatically when you run a PHP script from the command line. "sc delete" deletes a Windows service, that is the service no longer exists and can't be started, stopped or whatever.