MySql cheat sheet
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This document provides a summary of tools and commands for monitoring, administering and optimizing a MySQL database. It describes utilities like mytop and innotop for live monitoring of MySQL, commands for checking status, lists of databases/tables/columns, and how to view and change configuration parameters. Methods for remote data dumps/imports, importing CSV files, and handling query output are also outlined.
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