try to run winmysqladmin from command line, eg:
start - run - cmd
You will get:
c:\documents and settings\blah\blah
type:
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cd c:\program files\mysql\bin
winmysqladmin.exe
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(note that program files could be program~1 or something simmilar - You can always type [B]dir[/B] and check directory name)
After You press enter You should see something in console (error message, or at least some kind of message - “Could not run winmysqladmin, … missing” etc). You could also check command
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winmysqladmin -u root -p
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(and like mysql console it should ask for the password)
I think that mysql console could do the same like winmysqladmin, You could use it with:
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mysql -u root -p < filename.sql
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and everything from filename.sql should get inside database. One problem is that inside filename.sql You should enter
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use database_name ;
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or add -D database (or it was -d database ?) {windows applications should print their help with command [B]application.exe /?[/B]}
And for the databases, You could create them from mysql console.