How to install MySQL-Server on Mac OS X Mavericks - ltamTube
Steven Ferreira, student from the BTSi Promo4 (T4IN) edited this ScreenCast in order to explain how to install a MySQL-Server (and Workbench) on Apple's Mac ...
I installed MySQL on my mac sever (os10.9.5). When I go to start mySQL I
enter the Admin pass word and nothing happens. mySQl will not start. Want
am I dong wrong?
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+Joel Butkowski When you enter your Admin-passwd, you are actually starting the MySQL-Server. The server does not have an frontend - so you can't see anything (-> no windows will open automatically). You have to connect a client to your server (as mysql-client using your terminal, Workbench, phpMyAdmin, ...). After connecting, to your server, you should be able to "see" the default dbs installed during the installation-process. Once connected, you can create your own database(s) using the CREATE DATABASE mydb; statement etc ...
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hey guys.. how are you ??
i want to know about mac os, will all kinds of software's which run in
windows will also run in mac os ??
According to me i want to run all kinds of software's like MySQL, oracle
and all IT related software's.. so can i download from online and install
or i have to buy the full version and i have to install in mac ?? it might
be a silly question but anyone could help me out this issue ?? waiting for
your valuable reply.
On my install I get prompted for the password in workbench, it will not
connect to MySQL server without...I continuously get prompted for the
password for the "root" user. When I installed MySQL Server Community, I
simply installed the standard package.
How to install MySQL Server on Mac OS X Yosemite - ltamTube
Andrey Zosimov, student from the BTSi Promo5 (T4IN) edited this ScreenCast in order to explain how to install a MySQL-Server on Apple's Mac OS X Yosemite.
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How to install mySQL on a apple mac OS X. This tutorial demonstrates how to easily install the MySQL database on Mac OS X within just 4 minutes! Its that ...
How to install MySQL on a Mac Updated December 27 2014
Updated on December 27, 2014 video which explains how to install MySQL on a Mac. Note: The MySQL 10.9 and 10.8 dmg files have just one install package ...
hi ken …when i click on AGREE button the next window appears says that you
can't install this version cuz the newly version is already installed. but
i don't have any new version before. plz help i am so frustrated!!! i have
macbook pro 10.7 ox. but the mysql version I'm loading is for 10.6 ox. is
that could be the reason for not installing????
+Roopam Veervar Hi Roopam, yes very frustrating when MySQL does not install the first time properly. If you received a message that MySQL was already installed did you reboot your Mac and then check your System Preferences to see if the MySQL icon is there? If not, give that try. Hopefully, MySQL is there and you can start it. Let me know if it you are still having trouble and we can try something else. Ken
thank you that was really helpful, but what should i do after downloading?
there is no video explain how to start the latest version of running mysql
on mac
Hi Lavy,At 5 minutes and 53 seconds of this video it explains how to start your MySQL server.In short, you have two options to start/stop the MySQL server.1. Reboot your Mac. Click on the black apple in the upper left corner.Click on System Preferences. Click on the MySQL icon. A new window will open and click 'Start MySQL Server' and entering your computer's password and the MySQL server starts.2. Also, you can try to start MySQL manually in the terminal window with the command: sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server startAgain, enter you computer's password and press enter.To stop,, Just change the last word to stop.sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server stopLet me know if you have any other questions. Ken
Hi Lavy, to identify your Mac OS X version, click on the black apple in the upper left corner, then click on "About this Mac." A screen message will appear and tell you what Mac version you are running. Ken
Hi Ken, thank you for your very thorough installation instructions. All was
going swimmingly, but I've fallen at the final hurdle. After clicking
'Start MySQL Server' in system preferences, and entering my password
nothing happens. The server is still stopped. Any thoughts on how to
proceed would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Ella, Sorry to hear about the snag at the final hurdle.A few things to try:1. Reboot your Mac and repeat clicking 'Start MySQL Server' in system preferences, and entering your computer's password and see if the MySQL server starts.2. Also, you can try to start MySQL manually in the terminal window with the command: sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server startAgain, enter you computer's password and press enter.To stop,, Just change the last word to stop.sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/mysql.server stopYou do not need to enter your computer's password to stop it.Let me know if one of these works, If not, we will try something else.Best,Ken
+Thomas Persson Hi, the videos are just for my personal reference ...unfortunately I don't have the time to do a complete tutorial ...sorry. However if this changes I will at least, add some instructions to future videos.