create a database MonetDB - database

I have a problem with the creation of a new database.
After that I started MonetDB Server, I insert this command:
mserver5 --dbpath="C:\database1"
But the server give me this error:
!SintaxException:parseError:mserver5 --dbpath="C:\database1"
!SintaxException:parseError: ^';' expected
What should i do to resolve this problem?
Thanks

What MonetDB version are you using on what platform?
Presumably Windows and this error message is indicative of a broken installation, potentially caused by moving files/folders around directly on your machine, such that the expected location for server initialisation files can not be found.

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