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Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

If you want to ignore foreign key checks, you can uncheck the box that says:

[ ] Enable foreign key checks

You'll need to be running atleast version 4.5.0 or higher to get this checkbox.

Its not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!

Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

If you want to ignore foreign key checks, you can uncheck the box that says:

[ ] Enable foreign key checks

You'll need to be running at least version 4.5.0 or higher to get this checkbox.

It's not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!

Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

If you want to ignore foreign key checks, you can uncheck the box that says:

[ ] Enable foreign key checks

Its not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!

Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

If you want to ignore foreign key checks, you can uncheck the box that says:

[ ] Enable foreign key checks

You'll need to be running atleast version 4.5.0 or higher to get this checkbox.

Its not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!

Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

Its not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!

Use phpMyAdmin in this way:

Database View => Check All (tables) => Empty

If you want to ignore foreign key checks, you can uncheck the box that says:

[ ] Enable foreign key checks

Its not MySQL CLI-fu, but hey, it works!