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MySQL Server and Included Administrative Tools

       


mysqld                Is the actual MySQL server. 
mysqld_safe           Should be used under Unix/Linux for a secure server launch.
mysql                 Enables interactive execution of SQL commands.
mysqladmin            Assists in various administrative tasks.
mysqldump             Saves contents of a MySQL database in a text file.
mysqlimport           Inputs data into a table from a text file.
mysqlshow             Displays information on databases, tables, and columns.
myisamchk             Checks the integrity of MyISAM table files and repairs them as necessary.
myisampack            Compresses MyISAM table files for more efficient read-only access.








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