What is the location of mysql client my cnf in XAMPP for Windows

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What is the location of mysql client  my cnf using XAMPP in Windows   Clarification  This file does not exist by default  so when you create it  where should you place it  in order for the command line client to read it automatically

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If you install it directly with the community installer on windows 2008 server  it will reside on c  ProgamData MySql MysqlServerVersion my ini

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You can find it in C  ProgramData MySQL MySQL Server 5 7

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If you connect to the server with MySQL Workbench add look at  Management  and  Options File  in the menu on the left  then the location of the config file being used by that server is shown at the bottom of the pane on the right

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If you re on Cygwin this command will show you the locations   mysql --help  grep -A1 Default grep my

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After checking the default locations on Win7 with mysql --help and unable to find any config file  I manually searched for my ini and found it at C  ProgramData MySQL MySQL Server x y  yep  ProgramData  not Program Files    Though I used an own my ini at Program Files  the other configuration overwrote my settings

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XAMPP uses a file called mysql start bat to start MySQL and if you open that file with a text editor you can see what config file is trying to use  in the current version it is    mysql bin mysqld --defaults-file mysql bin my ini --standalone --console   If you installed XAMPP on the default path it means it is on c  xampp mysql bin my ini    If somehow the file doesn t exist you should open a console terminal  start-  type  cmd   press enter  and then write  mysql --help  and it prints a text mentioning the default locations  in the current version of XAMPP is   C  Windows my ini C  Windows my cnf C  my ini C  my cnf C  xampp mysql my ini C  xampp mysql my cnf

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Go to control panel   services  look for MySQL and right click choose properties  If there  in    path to EXE file     there is a parameter like  --defaults-file  X  path to my ini   this is the file the server actually uses  independent of what mysql --help prints

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Using the XAMPP control panel  click on the Config button for MySQL and you ll find the file it s currently using

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Look in the MySQL config file C  xampp mysql bin my ini   At the top of that file are some comments     You can copy this file to   C  xampp mysql bin my cnf to set global options    mysql-data-dir my cnf to set server-specific options  in this   installation this directory is C  xampp mysql data  or      my cnf to set user-specific options    There it tells you where to find your  my cnf file

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Create it yourself in folder c  xampp mysql

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Type this   mysql --help    Then look at the output  There is a block of text about 3 4 the way down describing what files it finds its defaults  my cnf from   Here is an example from XAMPP v3 2 1   Default options are read from the following files in the given order  C  Windows my ini C  Windows my cnf C  my ini C  my cnf C  xampp mysql my ini C  xampp mysql my cnf C  xampp mysql bin my ini C  xampp mysql bin my cnf   Your setup may differ  You will have to run the command to check the actual paths on your particular system

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It s usually in your MySQL installation folder like in C  Program Files MySQL MySQL Server 5 5 my ini or C  xampp mysql bin  If it s not there  it s highly possible that you have none  and that MySQL is just loading default values   You might have to enable hidden Files and Folders to see it   Go to Folder Options  in any folder  go to the top horizontal main text menu    Tools    Folder Options   Enable  View Hidden Files and Folders   and  View Protected System Files   save  amp  exit

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Apologize for resurrect this thread  but for Windows 8 x users can find my cnf at this folder   C  ProgramData MySQL MySQL Server 5 6 my ini   Then also can find data folder on same folder

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On Windows you can open a command window and type the command  sc qc mysql   Or   sc qc mariadb   which  depending on your flavor and version  will output something like    SC  QueryServiceConfig SUCCESS  SERVICE NAME  mariadb         TYPE                 10  WIN32 OWN PROCESS          START TYPE           2   AUTO START         ERROR CONTROL        1   NORMAL         BINARY PATH NAME      C  Program Files MariaDB 10 4 bin mysqld exe   --defaults-file C  Program Files MariaDB 10 4 data my ini   MariaDB          LOAD ORDER GROUP              TAG                  0         DISPLAY NAME         MariaDB         DEPENDENCIES                  SERVICE START NAME   NT AUTHORITY NetworkService   From this you can see the location of the my ini file   You can also change it with the same  sc  command like this   sc config mysql binPath   lt binary path gt    Or   sc config mariadb binPath   lt binary path gt    For example   sc config mariadb binpath     C  Program Files MariaDB 10 4 bin mysqld exe     --defaults-file M  data my ini     MariaDB

[mysql] What is the location of mysql client ".my.cnf" in XAMPP for Windows?

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