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/usr/bin/mysql doesn't exist - Greg the dogsitter - 05-09-2006 I'd like to just type mysql into a Terminal window to access MySQL through a command line. To do so, I think mysql needs to live in /usr/bin/. Is that right? If so, should I make an alias that points to /usr/bin/local/mysql/bin/mysql? If so, please tell me how, because command-option-drag doesn't work. Thank you, GtDS Re: /usr/bin/mysql doesn't exist - Seacrest - 05-09-2006 add /usr/local/mysql/bin to your path. in bash: PATH=/usr/local/mysql/bin:$PATH in tsch: setenv PATH /usr/local/mysql/bin:$PATH Re: /usr/bin/mysql doesn't exist - Seacrest - 05-09-2006 tcsh, not tsch. I need to TCB. Re: /usr/bin/mysql doesn't exist - Seacrest - 05-09-2006 Now I'm hungry for TCBY. Re: /usr/bin/mysql doesn't exist - Greg the dogsitter - 05-09-2006 Thanks!