Some MySql Questions

(1).  Forgot password
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Modify password:

1. Open cmd
2. C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.0/bin>Net stop mysql
3. C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.0/bin>mysqld-nt --skip-grant-tables
4. Open new cmd
5. C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.0/bin>mysql.exe
6. use mysql
7. update user set password=password("new_password") where user="root";
8. flush privileges;
9. exit
10. restart mysql server

 


(2).  Import exception

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java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Packet is larger than max_allowed_packet from server configuration of

Added max_allowed_packet=64M in my.ini .

 

 

(3).  Restore error

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When restore the dbdump use MySql Administrator tool , will throw error message.

But use common line :  mysql restor the db dump is ok:

C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator>cd "c:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server
5.0/bin"

C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.0/bin>mysql -u root -p xwikiApp< "d:/
letian/Maintain Project/LiveRun/xwikiApp.sql"
Enter password:

 

=> If dbdump is bigger, need modify:

 

max_allowed_packet=256m

wait_timeout=2888000000
interactive_timeout=2888000000

### MySQL Position Function Usage and Examples In SQL, particularly within the context of MySQL, determining positions or working with string functions can be essential for various database operations. The `POSITION` function is used to find the first occurrence of a substring within a given string. This functionality does not directly relate to log analysis configurations such as those described in configuring log analyzers[^1], but it serves an important role in data manipulation. The syntax for using the `POSITION` function in MySQL follows this pattern: ```sql SELECT POSITION(substring IN string); ``` For example, if one wishes to locate where a specific word appears inside another text field, consider the following query which finds the position of 'world' within 'hello world': ```sql SELECT POSITION('world' IN 'hello world'); ``` This would return `7`, indicating that "world" starts at the seventh character from the beginning of the provided string. Another common use case involves searching through columns containing longer texts. Suppose there exists a table named `articles` with a column called `content`. To identify records wherein certain keywords appear after a particular point (e.g., only articles mentioning 'MySQL' past their tenth character), queries like these could prove useful: ```sql SELECT * FROM articles WHERE POSITION('MySQL' IN content) > 10; ``` Additionally, while `POSITION()` works well enough for simple searches, more complex requirements might necessitate employing other string handling capabilities offered by MySQL including regular expressions via REGEXP/RLIKE operators or leveraging additional built-in functions like LOCATE(), SUBSTRING_INDEX() etc.[^2] --related questions-- 1. How do you perform advanced search patterns on strings stored in MySQL databases? 2. What are some alternative methods besides POSITION() for locating substrings within larger strings in MySQL? 3. Can you provide examples demonstrating how to combine multiple string functions together effectively when querying MySQL tables? 4. In what scenarios should developers prefer using regex over standard string matching techniques available in MySQL?
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