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  1. 06-01-2005 #1
    L33tLinuxN00b
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    ???MySQL Commands???

    Does Anyone Have A Full List Of MySQL Commands Or Tell Me Where To Go
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    theres this cool new website you might find useful, www.google.com. i tried it the other day and its really great!
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  3. 06-01-2005 #3
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    ooh look we have a funny one here... i have done that... but i want everything and so far all i get is Basic MySQL Commands and i want the hardcore ones...
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    i see. took a look on the MySQL webpage and did a search for mysql commands and got a list, not sure its complete, but im sure you already found that. the documentation does say that typing help or /h at the mysql> prompt will give a listing. if you want to get hardcore, and make sure your getting a COMPLETE listing, you could always take a look at the source code.
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    thanx i did have that and it doesnt sort this out

    050601 17:29:50 mysqld started
    050601 17:29:50 InnoDB: Operating system error number 13 in a file operation.
    InnoDB: The error means mysqld does not have the access rights to
    InnoDB: the directory.
    InnoDB: File name ./ibdata1
    InnoDB: File operation call: 'create'.
    InnoDB: Cannot continue operation.
    050601 17:29:50 mysqld ended

    ive given chmod 700 permissions to ibdata1 and it still doesnt work... maybe my wording was wrong but i wanna know how to fix this... what commands i need to type to make mysql work...

    soz if i was a bit rude and vague...

    cheers
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  6. 06-02-2005 #6
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    found another dude who had the same problem as you. http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=2028. it sounds like he got the bug fixed. good luck.
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  7. 06-02-2005 #7
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    thanx
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  8. 06-02-2005 #8
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    And I would recommend downloading the mySQL manual from their website. It is a PDF with a few hundred pages and has a ton of information you will find helpful...

    Check out http://dev.mysql.com/doc/
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