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MySQL Utilities meets the world’s ugliest table
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posted by Todd Farmer of team blog MySQL Support Team on Wed 10 Apr 2013 00:14 UTC
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(edit) mysql, data recovery, Workbench, MySQL Utilities

In case you missed it, MySQL Utilities 1.3.0 (alpha) was released last week.  MySQL Utilities is a component of MySQL Workbench, but it’s been broken out into a separate download allowing command-line users access unencumbered by a pretty GUI interface.  Plus, it has some new features – most importantly to me, a utility (mysqlfrm) which can read .FRM files and produce CREATE TABLE statements as a result.  This will be very useful for recovery processes, in conjunction with InnoDB transportable tablespaces in situations where the InnoDB system tablespace is corrupted, and you

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MySQL Utilities
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posted by Keith Larson on Fri 04 Nov 2011 20:52 UTC
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(edit) Launchpad, MySQL Utilities

I recently explored the mysql-utilities scripts available on launchpad ( https://launchpad.net/mysql-utilities ) The examples below are from my local test db.
The code is available via a quick bzr download after you sign in with your launchpad id of course.

bzr launchpad-login <user_id_ from_launchpad> 

bzr branch lp:~mysql/mysql-utilities/trunk 
MySQL Utilities code does have some requirements, Python between 2.6 and 3.x . So check your python version , some of the distributions have older versions. ( # python –version ) If you want the manuals, then Sphinx (which also requires Jinja) is also required. Of course a connector to the database would be helpful. You can get the latest python connector, via launchpad as well, at






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