Upgrading MySQL by local RPMs
* Stop mysqld
* Verify mysqld is completely stopped using
ps ax | grep mysql
Or
pgrep mysql
* Remove the existing RPMs using
sudo rpm -e --nodeps $(rpm -qa | grep -i ^mysql)
* Install the new RPMs using
sudo yum install mysql-commercial-{client,server,common,libs*}-5.7.28*.x86_64.rpm
(You probably do not need the devel, embedded, or test RPMs)
* Verify mysqld is completely stopped using
ps ax | grep mysql
Or
pgrep mysql
* Remove the existing RPMs using
sudo rpm -e --nodeps $(rpm -qa | grep -i ^mysql)
* Install the new RPMs using
sudo yum install mysql-commercial-{client,server,common,libs*}-5.7.28*.x86_64.rpm
(You probably do not need the devel, embedded, or test RPMs)
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