Today I'm working on the installer of my program. It uses mySQL 5.7 as Engine Database. So, I need to do the installer on Windows, but I don't want to install mySQL Community Server manually. I wanna do it unattended, silently. So I googled, and I found a way to install on Command Lines 'CMD'. 1) Run CMD as Administrator msiexec /i 'mysql-5.7.16-winx64.msi' /qn So, It Installs MySQL Server 5.7 on C:/Program Files/MySQL Server 5.7 The next part that I have problem is to Set the Port, The name of the Service, and Root Password. On mySQL's webpage they call it 'Instance Configuration', and they do something like this: MySQLInstanceConfig.exe -i -q '-lC: mysql_install_log.txt' » '-nMySQL Server 5.5' '-pC: Program Files MySQL MySQL Server 5.5' -v5.5.55 » '-tmy-template.ini' '-cC: mytest.ini' ServerType=DEVELOPMENT DatabaseType=MIXED » ConnectionUsage=DSS Port=3311 ServiceName=MySQL55 RootPassword=1234 The issue here is that I can't find MySQLInstanceConfig.exe in any place, folder or directory.

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Has anyone done this before? It looks like MySQLInstanceConfig.exe has been deprecated. Have a look at Yes, you have right. I found a way to do it: • Download mysql-installer-community-5.7.16.0.msi • Run a Command Line 'CMD' on same directory that you downloaded the installed previously • msiexec /i mysql-installer-community-5.7.16.0.msi /quiet • cd C: Program Files (x86) MySQL MySQL Installer for Windows • MySQLInstallerConsole.exe install server;version=5.7.16.0;X64:*:port=3307;openfirewall=true;passwd=yourpassword -silent This is the way to install with Console. Apparently everything goes ok, except for this, It stops on this: Unable to find any products that match server;version=5.7.16.0;X64 I put the version that the installer said, I can't get whats wrong:(:( •. A Yes, you have right. I found a way to do it: • Download mysql-installer-community-5.7.16.0.msi • Run a Command Line 'CMD' on same directory that you downloaded the installed previously • msiexec /i mysql-installer-community-5.7.16.0.msi /quiet • cd C: Program Files (x86) MySQL MySQL Installer for Windows • MySQLInstallerConsole.exe install server;version=5.7.16.0;X64:*:port=3307;openfirewall=true;passwd=yourpassword -silent This is the way to install with Console.

Apparently everything goes ok, except for this, It stops on this: Unable to find any products that match server;version=5.7.16.0;X64 I put the version that the installer said, I can't get whats wrong:(:( Finally I got it, I do this: MySQLInstallerConsole.exe install server;5.6.21;x64:*:port=3306;passwd=mypassword; -silent Obviously the next point would be Delete the Folder that contains the installer, and do all this stuff in Xojo using a 'SH'. By now, I'm good, Thanks so much •. Out of interest are you installing it on a desktop or a server and what happens if there is already an installation on the machine? I'm installing on a Desktop(PC/MAC). But now, I'm dealing to do the Windows Installer, once I finished I'll continue with the Mac Installer.

About if is already an installation on the machine, at this point I have nothing. But I facing with a curious thing, so I configured as I said lines before, but this time I can't do it.

Aeneid Stanley Lombardo Pdf To Jpg. Its says me that is a Comercial Version instead Community Version, and asks me for Oracle credentials (User/Password) •. That's the 'benefit' of mysql: obscure licence scheme. Why don't you use a postgres database? These are completely and really free.

Perfectdisk Pro 14 Keygen Software License. Ooooooo, So MySQL are not really free? Wow, I imagined something like this. So I solved the problem. Apparently when It installs, and uninstall, the uninstaller forgets to remove the MySQL folder located in ProgramData folder.

If I delete it correctly, Installation goes ok. Meanwhile I'll gonna study to migrate to Postrgre as you said. I don't know if it would be very hard, all my project is Mysql based. And I dunno if Postrgre is cross platform supported (Win, Mac,Linux) Regards •.