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You can provide options for MySQL programs in several ways:
MySQL programs determine which options are given by examining environment variables first, then option files, then the command line. If an option is specified multiple times, the last occurrence takes precedence. This means that environment variables have the lowest precedence and command-line options the highest.
You can take advantage of the way that MySQL programs process options by specifying the default value for a program's options in an option file. Then you need not type them each time you run the program, but can override the defaults if necessary by using command-line options.
4.3.1 Using Options on the Command Line | ||
4.3.2 Using Option Files | ||
4.3.3 Using Environment Variables to Specify Options | ||
4.3.4 Using Options to Set Program Variables |
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