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 8.6 `mysqlcc', the MySQL Control Center
 =======================================
 
 `mysqlcc', the MySQL Control Center, is a platform-independent client
 that provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to the MySQL database
 server.  It supports interactive use, including syntax highlighting and
 tab completion.  It provides database and table management, and allows
 server administration.
 
 `mysqlcc' is deprecated and it is recommended that users choose the new
 MySQL Administrator and MySQL Query Browser, found at
 `http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/'.
 
 Currently, `mysqlcc' runs on Windows and Linux platforms.
 
 Invoke `mysqlcc' by double-clicking its icon in a graphical environment.
 From the command line, invoke it like this:
 
      shell> mysqlcc [OPTIONS]
 
 `mysqlcc' supports the following options:
 
 `--help, -?'
      Display a help message and exit.
 
 `--blocking_queries, -b'
      Use blocking queries.
 
 `--compress, -C'
      Compress all information sent between the client and the server if
      both support compression.
 
 `--connection_name=NAME, -c NAME'
      This option is a synonym for `--server'.
 
 `--database=DB_NAME, -d DB_NAME'
      The database to use. This is useful mainly in an option file.
 
 `--history_size=#, -H #'
      The history size for the query window.
 
 `--host=HOST_NAME, -h HOST_NAME'
      Connect to the MySQL server on the given host.
 
 `--local-infile[={0|1}]'
      Enable or disable `LOCAL' capability for `LOAD DATA INFILE'.  With
      no value, the option enables `LOCAL'. It may be given as
      `--local-infile=0' or `--local-infile=1' to explicitly disable or
      enable `LOCAL'. Enabling `LOCAL' has no effect if the server does
      not also support it.
 
 `--password[=PASSWORD], -p[PASSWORD]'
      The password to use when connecting to the server.  If you use the
      short option form (`-p'), you _cannot_ have a space between the
      option and the password.  If you omit the PASSWORD value following
      the `--password' or `-p' option on the command line, you will be
      prompted for one.
 
 `--plugins_path=NAME, -g NAME'
      The path to the directory where MySQL Control Center plugins are
      located.
 
 `--port=PORT_NUM, -P PORT_NUM'
      The TCP/IP port number to use for the connection.
 
 `--query, -q'
      Open a query window on startup.
 
 `--register, -r'
      Open the Register Server dialog on startup.
 
 `--server=NAME, -s NAME'
      The MySQL Control Center connection name.
 
 `--socket=PATH, -S PATH'
      The socket file to use for the connection.
 
 `--syntax, -y'
      Enable syntax highlighting and completion.
 
 `--syntax_file=NAME, -Y NAME'
      The syntax file for completion.
 
 `--translations_path=NAME, -T NAME'
      The path to the directory where MySQL Control Center translations
      are located.
 
 `--user=USER_NAME, -u USER_NAME'
      The MySQL username to use when connecting to the server.
 
 `--version, -V'
      Display version information and exit.
 
 
 You can also set the following variables by using `--VAR_NAME=VALUE'
 options:
 
 `connect_timeout'
      The number of seconds before connection timeout.  (Default value
      is 0.)
 
 `max_allowed_packet'
      The maximum packet length to send to or receive from the server.
      (Default value is 16MB.)
 
 `max_join_size'
      The automatic limit for rows in a join.  (Default value is
      1,000,000.)
 
 `net_buffer_length'
      The buffer size for TCP/IP and socket communication.  (Default
      value is 16KB.)
 
 `select_limit'
      The automatic limit for `SELECT' statements.  (Default value is
      1,000.)
 
 
 It is also possible to set variables by using
 `--set-variable=VAR_NAME=VALUE' or `-O VAR_NAME=VALUE' syntax. However,
 this syntax is deprecated as of MySQL 4.0.
 

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