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How To Import and Export Databases and Reset a Root Password in MySQL |
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How to Import and Export DatabasesExportTo Export a database, open up terminal, making sure that you are not logged into MySQL and type,mysqldump -u [username] -p [database name] > [database name].sqlThe database that you selected in the command will now be exported to your server instance. ImportTo import a database, first create a new blank database in the MySQL shell to serve as a destination for your data.CREATE DATABASE newdatabase;Then log out of the MySQL shell and type the following on the command line: mysql -u [username] -p newdatabase < [database name].sqlWith that, your chosen database has been imported into your destination database in MySQL. How to Reset a Root PasswordWhen you first install MySQL, you have to set up your root password. However, should you forget it at any point, you can still recover it.Step One—Shut Down MySQLIn terminal, stop the MySQL process/etc/init.d/mysql stop Step Two—Access MySQL Safe ModeIn safe mode, you will be able to make changes within the MySQL system with a root password alone, without the need for MySQL root password.sudo mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables &Once safe mode has started up, log into MySQL and when prompted, use your standard root password. mysql -u root mysql Step Three—Set Up a New PasswordFinally, set up the new MySQL root password by typing the command below. Replace "newpassword" with the password of your choice.update user set password=PASSWORD("newpassword") where User='root';Be sure to reload everything: FLUSH PRIVILEGES;and you now have a new root password. |
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