This isn't a openbd question, but I am trying to use openbd
to accomplish the task.
I have several mysql databases (wordpress blogs) that acquire a database
overhead quite often. I am trying to use cfexecute to automate solving
this problem. So far with no luck. Here is the code I am using.
<cfexecute name="C:\x\xampp\mysql\bin\mysqlcheck.exe"
arguments=" --all-databases --auto-repair -u, --user=root, -p,
--password=*****"
outputfile="C:\myfiles\jetty-openbd\webapps\openbd\mysqlcheck.txt"
/>
Password blanked out.
mysqlcheck.txt is a blank file, although if I place this in the
arguments
-?, --help
it will print a nice help file that has all of the commands and
options.
Either it can not be done or something is wrong in my code. Any
advice?
Thanks,
Tom Thomas
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