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[TASK] Update rendered docs #197

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The following reference was automatically generated from code on 2016-06-21 16:10:10
The following reference was automatically generated from code on 2016-06-21 18:55:35


.. _`Command Reference: typo3_console`:
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The mysqldump binary must be available in the path for this command to work.
This obviously only works when MySQL ist used as DBMS.

**This command passes the plain text database password to the command line process.**
This means, that users that have the permission to observe running processes,
will be able to read your password.
If this imposes a security risk for you, then refrain from using this command!




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**Example (select):** ``echo 'SELECT username from be_users WHERE admin=1;' | ./typo3cms database:import``
**Example (interactive):** ``./typo3cms database:import --interactive``

**This command passes the plain text database password to the command line process.**
This means, that users that have the permission to observe running processes,
will be able to read your password.
If this imposes a security risk for you, then refrain from using this command!



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