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New MySQL MSI Installer

This document provides instructions for backing up all databases in a local MySQL server installation using the mysqldump command line tool. It explains how to use mysqldump to backup all databases to a SQL dump file by specifying the username, password, host, and output file location. The document also shows how to import the SQL dump file back into MySQL using either MySQL Workbench or the mysql command line tool.

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New MySQL MSI Installer

This document provides instructions for backing up all databases in a local MySQL server installation using the mysqldump command line tool. It explains how to use mysqldump to backup all databases to a SQL dump file by specifying the username, password, host, and output file location. The document also shows how to import the SQL dump file back into MySQL using either MySQL Workbench or the mysql command line tool.

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New MySQL MSI Installer really different with MySQL in this tutorial, so here I found a

video on how to install MySQL on Windows 7. If you have already installed a local server
with this MySQL, here is how to backup all your databases. Open Command Prompt and
enter the following line:
mysqldump -u root -p[password] -h [host] --all-databases > dump-name.sql

As an example, if my MySQL password is 12345 and I want to backup all MySQL


databases and save the output sql/dump file into D drive named "mysqldump.sql" So I can
type something like the line below into the Command line:
mysqldump -u root -p12345 -h localhost --all-databases > d:/mysqldump.sql

With MySQL Workbench it is easy to import sql/dump file as you can see in the video. If
you don't want to install MySQL Workbench, here is how to import sql/dump from the
command line:
mysql -u root -p < d:/mysqldump.sql

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