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In option b) it might be that some commands like (help) output to memcp console instead of your mysql shell. So better keep that process open. |
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| + | * [[Introduction to Scheme]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:31, 20 November 2024
There are two ways to access MemCP Scheme Console:
a) if you run memcpin the console, just type in your scheme commands
b) if you run memcpin docker or pm2 where you don't have access to the console, open a MySQL connection and type SET syntax = 'scheme';and then type in your commands followed by ;.
In option b) it might be that some commands like (help) output to memcp console instead of your mysql shell. So better keep that process open.