Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
if yes, what would be the typical command?
thanks
Oliver
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Oliver Spiesshofer wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
if yes, what would be the typical command?
If you have created database already then for example:
mysql -u root -p databasename < yoursqlfile.sql
Oliver Spiesshofer wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
if yes, what would be the typical command?
If you have created database already then for example:
mysql -u root -p databasename < yoursqlfile.sql
Oliver Spiesshofer wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
if yes, what would be the typical command?
If you have created database already then for example:
mysql -u root -p databasename < yoursqlfile.sql
On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 13:07:54 GMT, Oliver Spiesshofer
<ol****@email.com> wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
MySqlImport is intended for data-dump files (containing delimited
data), not sql script files.
To make the Mysql client run a sql script, from inside the client, do
mysql> source myscript.sql;
Chuck Gadd http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua
On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 13:07:54 GMT, Oliver Spiesshofer
<ol****@email.com> wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
MySqlImport is intended for data-dump files (containing delimited
data), not sql script files.
To make the Mysql client run a sql script, from inside the client, do
mysql> source myscript.sql;
Chuck Gadd http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua
On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 13:07:54 GMT, Oliver Spiesshofer
<ol****@email.com> wrote: Hi,
I have a MySQL .sql file that contains not only a single table but several,
its a dump from a complete database.
How can I import that back into a MySQL Server? MySQLImport seems not to be
able to handle complete databases, each table has to have it's own
textfile... or am I wrong there?
MySqlImport is intended for data-dump files (containing delimited
data), not sql script files.
To make the Mysql client run a sql script, from inside the client, do
mysql> source myscript.sql;
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