5. If you're using Windows then open cmd and cd to your directory with mysql.exe, if you're using Linux
then launch a terminal.
6. Linux users type: mysql -u yourUserName yourDatabaseName -p < triggers.sql
Example: mysql -u root theforgottenserver -p < triggers.sql
Windows users type: pathToMySQL -u yourUserName yourDatabaseName -p < triggers.sql
Example: Cathtomysql -u root theforgottenserver -p < triggers.sql
Note: You must be in the directory there triggers.sql is, to change directory use the command 'cd path'.
7. You will now be asked to type in your password for the user you picked, do it.
8. If there's no output when you done that, you're done, you can close this file, if you got any error read on.
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I Dont understand that. Anyone can help me.
then launch a terminal.
6. Linux users type: mysql -u yourUserName yourDatabaseName -p < triggers.sql
Example: mysql -u root theforgottenserver -p < triggers.sql
Windows users type: pathToMySQL -u yourUserName yourDatabaseName -p < triggers.sql
Example: Cathtomysql -u root theforgottenserver -p < triggers.sql
Note: You must be in the directory there triggers.sql is, to change directory use the command 'cd path'.
7. You will now be asked to type in your password for the user you picked, do it.
8. If there's no output when you done that, you're done, you can close this file, if you got any error read on.
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I Dont understand that. Anyone can help me.