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How to reopen mysql database after closing it: execute [service msyqld start] command. Then we can use the [service mysqld status] command to check the status of mysql.

Start with service:

[root@localhost /]# service mysqld start (version 5.0 is mysqld)[root@szxdb etc]# service mysql start (version 5.5.7 is mysql)

Start with mysqld script:

/etc/inint.d/mysqld start

Start with safe_mysqld:

safe_mysqld&

Then use the command

# service mysqld status

or

# service mysql status

Check out the startup status of MySQL.

If mysqld is stopped, that means mysql service is stopped; if mysqld is running, that means mysql service is started.

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