The pid file's name created by the launch daemon is not compatible with the one created and expected by the mysql-server script. If you enable "Automatically Start MySQL Server on startup", mysqld is enabled automatically after starting your Mac. In the top right corner of the Query results grid, click the Export to CSV button.Starting and stopping the MySQL server via Preferences Pane/launchd and on the other hand via sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/rver start/stop are not really compatible.Īfter choosing "Launchd Support" in the MySQL installer the launch daemon .mysqld will be created and the MySQL preferences pane uses the launchd mechanism to start and stop mysql. To export MySQL data to CSV file format, in the query editor, execute a query for which results wants to export: All of this is possible on multiple computing platforms like Windows, Linux, and macOS.
#Mac mysql server location code#
SELECT 'Address', 'Address2', 'Address_ID' UNION SELECTįROM location INTO OUTFILE 'C:/ProgramData/MySQL/location.csv'Įxport MySQL data using third-party softwareĪpexSQL Database Power Tools for VS Code is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows users to connect to MySQL and MariaDB instances, execute and display queries results, export query results into XLSX, CSV, HTML, JSON file formats, and generate DDL and DML scripts from ApexSQL server explorer. Let’s fix that by adding some available MySQL options (command) in the exporting query. Furthermore, if the exported data is opened in Excel, it will be seen that all data are placed in one column except the last one, which is placed in the second column, and this is very strange: Well, the exported data is there, but it’s very hard to read it. Once the data are exported to the desired location, let’s open it using some of the text editors (e.g., Notepad) and see what is exported: Of course, a specified location must exist otherwise, when executing the code, the following message may appear in the Query results grid:Ĭan’t create/write to file ‘C:\Bokito\location.csv’ (OS errno 2 – No such file or directory) Now, you should be able to export MySQL data in any location that is specified in OUTFILE. To disable the secure-file-priv variable and enable option to export MySQL data to any location, set the secure-file-priv value to empty string and restart MySQL service: Now, let’s export MySQL data to the new location, execute the following code:įROM location INTO OUTFILE 'C:\ProgramData\MySQL\location.csv' Please, make sure that a new path, that is provided in the secure-file-priv variable exists on the machine otherwise, when restarting MySQL service, a similar warning message may appear:
Restart MySQL service for the changes to take effect:
Open the my.ini file in one of the text editors (e.g., Notepad++), find the secure-file-priv variable, and set a new location to export MySQL data:
#Mac mysql server location windows#
The my.ini file on Windows platform is usually located on this path: C:\ProgramData\MySQL\MySQL Server X.Y\ If you are not satisfied with the export location specified in the secure_file_priv variable, it can be changed by editing the my.ini configuration file. The file will be created in the location that is specified in the secure_file_priv variable: FROM location INTO OUTFILE 'C:/ProgramData/MySQL/MySQL Server 8.0/Uploads/locationNEW.csv' įinally, we managed to export MySQL data:
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