Answer / Ravi Kumaar

To start a MySQL server, use the command 'service mysql start' or 'systemctl start mysql' on Linux. To stop it, use 'service mysql stop' or 'systemctl stop mysql'. For Windows, navigate to the MySQL installation directory (usually C:Program FilesMySQLMySQL Server x.x), and run mysqld-init.exe with the start argument for starting ('mysqld-init.exe --install') and stop argument for stopping ('mysqld-init.exe --shutdown').

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