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The information on this page refers to License Statistics v6.9 16 or newer, which introduced the ability to back up the database using License Statistics Managera new command that allows resetting the Admin password to the default password. If you are using an earlier version of License Statistics, please refer to the documentation for previous releases. |
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Important: Be sure to make a backup before uninstalling License Statistics. All files will be deleted from the License Statistics installation directory during the uninstallation. |
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License Statistics includes the following scripts for automating backups when the database created by License Statistics (EMBEDDED64) is used with default settings. Review these scripts so you are familiar with what they do, and decide if they will work for your backup and restoration needs.
Script for Windows | Script for Linux | Description |
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mysql_start.bat | mysql_start.sh | Starts the MySQL database. |
mysql_stop.bat | mysql_stop.sh | Stops the MySQL database. |
mysql_backup.bat | mysql_backup.sh | Backs up the License Statistics database. |
mysql_restore.bat | mysql_restore.sh | Restores the License Statistics database. |
mysql_start_backup_stop.bat | mysql_start_backup_stop.sh | Starts, backs up, and stops the MySQL database. |
mysql_start_restore_stop.bat | mysql_start_restore_stop.sh | Starts, restores, and stops the the MySQL database. |
mysql_clean.bat | mysql_clean.sh | Drops (removes) the License Statistics database. |
mysql_reset_admin_password.bat | mysql_reest_admin_password.sh | Resets the Admin password to the default password. |
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Note: You may not be able to run the scripts as a normal user on Windows due to Windows limitations, so be sure to run the scripts as an administrator (see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-en/library/cc947813(v=ws.10).aspx for instructions on starting a command prompt as an administrator). |
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