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Hi I am facing a problem taking the backup of my DB. mysqldump command shows error. I am using mysql 5.1.. Please help.

Thankyou in advance

 
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Mahi Lohi wrote:mysqldump command shows error.


You're likely to get more specific help if you share more information. Let's start with - what was the error message?
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:

Mahi Lohi wrote:mysqldump command shows error.


You're likely to get more specific help if you share more information. Let's start with - what was the error message?





Am using mysql 5.1

C:\>mysqldump -r root -p password DBName> fileName.sql.

It shows mysqldump is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

However the file to which I like to take the back up is created with no data in it.

Thank you,
 
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Hi,

the file is created because you use >
This will tell the operating system to create the file, and has nothing to do with mysql.

To be able to run the mysqldump program, you will have to:
  • navigate to the directory where the mysqldump executable is located, and run it from there - or
  • add the path when you run the command ( "c:\progr...\mysq...\mysqldump.exe" -r root -p password DBName> fileName.sql) - or
  • Add the path to the mysql binaries to your operating system PATH
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    Jan Cumps wrote:Hi,

    the file is created because you use >
    This will tell the operating system to create the file, and has nothing to do with mysql.

    To be able to run the mysqldump program, you will have to:

  • navigate to the directory where the mysqldump executable is located, and run it from there - or
  • add the path when you run the command ( "c:\progr...\mysq...\mysqldump.exe" -r root -p password DBName> fileName.sql) - or
  • Add the path to the mysql binaries to your operating system PATH


  • I executed the way you have mentioned but then it is asking me for password and gives me an error of this kind after entering the password


    mysqldump: Got error :1045 :access denied for user "ODBC" @localhost (using password: Yes) When trying to connect...

    Thank you in advance

     
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    Do you have a MySQL user named ODBC that has the correct rights?
     
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    Jan Cumps wrote:Do you have a MySQL user named ODBC that has the correct rights?




    I have no user named ODBC. I am using Netbean IDE , with jdbc odbc connection .. Does this make a difference..



    Thank you
     
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    Mahi Lohi wrote:I have no user named ODBC. I am using Netbean IDE , with jdbc odbc connection .. Does this make a difference..



    By looking at your previous post you are executing the mysql commands from the command line right? So I think this has nothing to do with the Netbeans. You should have username/password to access mysql DB. Read this for more details.
     
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    How can I make the backup of my MySQL database step by step please?
     
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    André Asantos wrote:How can I make the backup of my MySQL database step by step please?


    MySQL backup methods.
     
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    Thnak you for your replies
     
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