Enable/disable the MySqlServer command in Linux

In Linux, to enable/disable the MySqlServer command, you must enable/disable/restart MySqlServer. first, log on to the root account, or add the sudo prefix before the command. If you are using RedHat/Fedora, you can use these commands to enable:/etc/init. d/m... in Linux, to enable/disable the MySql Server command, you must enable/disable/restart the MySql Server. first, log on to the root account, or add the sudo prefix before the command. If you are using RedHat/Fedora, you can use these commands to enable:/etc/init. d/mysqld start close:/etc/init. d/mysqld stop restart:/etc/init. d/mysqld restart www.2cto.com if you are using Debian/Ubuntu, you can use these commands to enable:/etc/init. d/mysql start:/etc/init. d/mysql stop restart:/etc/init. d/mysql restart author tobacco5648