On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, John Chang wrote:
Is there a good or bad reason to create the config file in the MySQL folder?
IMHO, usually no. But if you have several differently configured server
instances, it might make things more logical.
On production servers which logs do you turn on?
Error log
Where is the config file for MySQL on windows? Is that where I tell it to
use a log file? By default is it off? Thank you.
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On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, John Chang wrote:
Where is the config file for MySQL on windows? Is that where I tell it to
use a log file? By default is it off? Thank you.
For example, in c:\winnt\my.ini or in c:\my.cnf
You can specify a custom config file location to mysqld with the
Hi, John,
my.cnf is used as config file on windows. By default it is at, e.g. c:\winnt
your boot system directory.
It's not a log file.
From: John Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Windows cnf file location
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 15:27:05 -0500
Where is the config file
Where is the config file for MySQL on windows? Is that where I tell it to
use a log file? By default is it off? Thank you.
Under Linux, MySQL server executables and eight MySQL utulities read options
from /etc/my.cnf, and under Windows they read from c:\windows\my.ini and
c:\my.cnf, in that
Is there a good or bad reason to create the config file in the MySQL folder?
On production servers which logs do you turn on?
Typically what things do you set on in the config file on a production server?
Thank you.
At 10:37 PM 11/12/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Hi!
On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, John Chang
At 20:51 + 11/12/02, Jannie Qu wrote:
Hi, John,
my.cnf is used as config file on windows. By default it is at, e.g. c:\winnt
your boot system directory.
Not quite.
In the Windows system directory, the filename is my.ini.
In C:\, the filename is my.cnf.
In the MySQL data directory, the
