(Reload SQL) in MySQL

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(Reload SQL) in MySQL

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Can anyone explain this in Layman's terms? What happens when I hit that button? I know it clears some cache, reloads privialages, etc.. But what exacxtly does that mean?
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I'm not sure but I think it just performs an overall refresh on everything you have changed. It's like internet explorer... you have to refresh to see an updated page.. It's the same with mysql. Try and get into the habbit of running this command every time you change something.
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Thanks, I thought maybe I reset itself to it's defaults or something Fearing administrator would be like ARgghhh! WTF Did you do...
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I'm not sure what you mean, which/what button, where?

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The button is in PHPMyAdmin equivelent to the command you are thinking of.
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Equivalent to 4.5.3 FLUSH Syntax.

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Yes that's it.
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Why was this thread moved? it is a database related question, not PHP?
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