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The mysqldump version does not match the server version on Mac OSX

I use the MySql server on Mac OSX 10.6.7, and I installed the latest version of the MySQL Workbench GUI for administration. When I try to export the database, I get a message stating that mysqldump is version 5.1.34 and therefore is incompatible with the server version 5.5.9. How to upgrade mysqldump version for compatibility with my server? thanks

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It’s best to get rid of what mysql server has ever installed and install it through Brew

http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/

You can also just install mysql in addition to the one you are using, but this is not recommended.

brew install mysql

hope the brew version is new enough to support it.

Before resetting the old mysql installation, it might be nice to export using a tool like navicat.

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Look at the mysql installation folder. Most likely it is / usr / local / mysql / bin. You will find mysqldump compatible with your version of mysql. You need to tell mysqlworkbench to go and retrieve mysqlworkbench from this place. To do this, open mysqlworkbench - preferences - admin

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1387659/

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