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16 October 2007
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23:33 <****> i'll ask and he'll do it in front of you and say "you do this, this and this, done, it's so easy" and i just sit there like wtf?
23:33 <****> sbbath: Good bosses don't do that, at least not without an extreme reason.
23:34 <****> sbbath: Yuo should be able to find this in the phpmyadmin docs.
23:34 <****> ok thanks Xgc
23:35 <****> sbbath: I don't do that to the people who work for me. It's just not productive.
23:36 <****> my boss is an official openser developer too, so he doesn't explain things too well
23:37 <****> HMM
23:37 <****> It's also common for managers to get to that position due to the Peter principle. They can't develop, so they're moved to non-development positions where their knowledge of the product might be helpful. That's the idea. It's rarely successful.
23:38 <****> is there any way to recover root access to an existing database if no one can remember the password?
23:39 <****> kaylee: Restart with the skip grant tables otion.
23:39 <****> option
23:39 <****> and then what?
23:39 <****> and then reset the password
23:39 <****> kaylee: Then change anything you wish without worrying about having proper grants.
23:39 <****> !m kaylee skip grant
23:39 <****> kaylee: Nothing found
23:40 <****> !m rince recover
23:40 <****> rince: (Backing Up and Recovering an InnoDB Database) : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/backing-up.html
23:40 <****> oh
23:40 <****> hum..
23:40 <****> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/privileges-options.html
23:43 <****> is there any way to decrypt a password?
23:43 <****> or are those 100% 1 way?
23:44 <****> hey
23:44 <****> i want to import a db with the cmd console
23:44 <****> each time i import it tho, i have weird chars everywhere
23:45 <****> "é" get replaced with "~ (copyright sign)"
23:48 <****> Can anyone point me to a script that can backup all my databases with individual .sql files?
23:51 <****> toste: check your encoding settings for the table
23:52 <****> mikefoo: Just run mysqldump for each database.
23:53 <****> that won't be consistent
23:53 <****> mikefoo: show databases; will output a list of them all.
23:54 <****> mikefoo: If this is in production, where applicatons are active, you probably don't want to do that.
23:54 <****> mikefoo: What restrictions/requirements do you have?
23:55 <****> sup xgc
23:55 <****> Any good books on normalizing big databases?
23:56 <****> don't they get normalized the same as any other size?
23:56 <****> Yes lol
23:57 <****> But most things I've found onyl deal with simple examples. :\
23:58 <****> so if they normalize the same.... why do you need more than a simple example?
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