/ Published in: DOS Batch
Run a Mysql server using command line with a specified option file.
**Vars** to to specify
+ ${EnvSet_Bash}
**Demo**
vars specified like
+ ${EnvSet_Bash}=[set-mysqlRT-Env](http://www.snipplr.com/view/80407/an-example-bash-file-for-set-temporary-path/ "set-mysqlRT-Env.bat")
pluss other bash commond
@echo off
call set-mysqlRT-Env
mysqld --defaults-file=%mysqlConf% --print-defaults
pause
mysqld --defaults-file=%mysqlConf% --console
pause
Click the bat file to run it .
**Vars** to to specify
+ ${EnvSet_Bash}
**Demo**
vars specified like
+ ${EnvSet_Bash}=[set-mysqlRT-Env](http://www.snipplr.com/view/80407/an-example-bash-file-for-set-temporary-path/ "set-mysqlRT-Env.bat")
pluss other bash commond
@echo off
call set-mysqlRT-Env
mysqld --defaults-file=%mysqlConf% --print-defaults
pause
mysqld --defaults-file=%mysqlConf% --console
pause
Click the bat file to run it .
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