Re: mysqldump problem
Hi Rone,
It just means that the mysql installation hasn't been added to your PATH environment variable.
You should be able to execute it explicitly by putting the path to mysql\bin in front of the command, i.e.:
C:\documents and settings\myfiles> C:\mysql\bin\mysqldump etc....
(or whatever the correct path is on your machine)
Let me know,
Nick
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