The title is my question. I googled and try something like
mysql> !\ clear
mysql> !\ cls
mysql> system cls
mysql> system clear
blah blah ...
but none of them works.
anyone show me how to clear screen, just like cls
command in window
The title is my question. I googled and try something like
mysql> !\ clear
mysql> !\ cls
mysql> system cls
mysql> system clear
blah blah ...
but none of them works.
anyone show me how to clear screen, just like cls
command in window
Click with contextMenu button on Mysql prompt and choose "Scroll", because I didn't find any way to clean too. =P
you can type the following step:
mysql> exit;
C:\xampp\mysql\bin> cls
C:\xampp\mysql\bin> mysql -u root -h localhost
it's work!
EDIT:
I don't think Any of the commands will work. In linux Ctrl-L will do the job. in windows there is no equivalent. You can only Exit MySql, Type
CLS
and then re-enter MySql.On linux : you can use ctrl + L or type command
system clear
.This is what I did to get around this bug. The windows console (cmd) is just not worth using for anything other than some simple commands. So the following is what I did.
Installed Cygwin (Go here) It is pretty straight forward to install. You can watch this video. It explains very easily how to install cygwin. Make sure when you select the packages that you want to install includes Mintt (it is basically a better shell or cmd) and mysql client package.
Once you are done installing it, you should add the bin folder from cygwin in your PATH Environmental Variables(The above video explains that as well)
Now You will have an icon on the desktop for cygwin. Open it up and login to mysql using the normal commands. You will need to put the ip of the mysql server in the command to make it work. I use the following logging in MySQL which was installed through wamp
You can add more arguments in there if you want. Once you get in mysql just press ctrl + L and you will clear the screen.