zsh: command not found: mysql

Question

You should try paste this line to your environment variables

export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/mysql/bin/

Then try restart your environment variables with the following command

source ~/.zshrc              #If you use Oh-My-Zsh

source ~/.bashrc             #If you use Default Bash

On the latest MacOS Catalina. I have tried to do above to solve this problem;

vi ~/.zshrc                                 // open the zsh config and edite

export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/mysql/bin/   // to add these words

source ~/.zshrc                            // make it work

Reopen a teminal and run mysql -u root -p,input the password then you can login your mysql;

On MacOs Catalina Open a terminal and run.

 sudo nano /etc/paths

Added to end of file

/usr/local/mysql/bin

Save the changes and quit. Reloaded terminal. Open a new terminal and run.

 mysql -u root -p

Its works for me.!!

This was supposed to be a problem within my configuration and $PATH variable. I followed mysql on mactutorial to resolve this.

In my terminal opened up configuration by going to vi ~/.zshrc. Located line for export PATH="..." and appended :/usr/local/mysql/bin to it.

Above procedure resolved my issue.

For my MacOS Catalina. I tried everything above, it didn't work. The code below worked for me. Thanks to this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kijzRVw8eUQ. Input the code in your terminal.

/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql -uroot -p

It worked also for MacOS big sur with ARM processor