Detailed SQL data import using MYSQL command lines

My personal practice is: phpmyadmin exports abc. SQL in UTF-8 insert mode

Ftp abc. SQL to server

Ssh to server

Mysql-u abc-p use KKK (database name, if not, create database KKK) set names 'utf8' source abc. SQL

Note: I have seen the set character set utf8; statement. It is not feasible. Chinese characters are garbled.

1. First open mysql in the command line Console

Perhaps the command is as follows:

Mysql-u root-p database_name

Then you may be prompted to enter the corresponding Password

2. The following command may be useful to you. When you want to change a database

Mysql> use database_name

Run the following command:

Mysql> source d: \ datafilename. SQL

Of course, you need to clarify the path of the file and use it correctly.

Enter bin in the directory where mysql is installed. Enter the command to import SQL.

For example, your mysql is installed in d: \ mysql

The procedure is as follows:

Start> RUN> Enter CMD

D:

Cd mysql \ bin

Mysql-u root-p123456 test <d: \ a. SQL

Here, root is your mysql administrator username, and 123456 is the password test is the database name d: \ a. SQL is the location of the backup data file.

For Windows, go to the Bin folder in the MYSQL file directory from the command prompt and execute the command

Mysql-u root-p databasename <db. SQL

Here, root is your MYSQL user name, databasename is your database name, and db. SQL: You are a file. note that you must set db. the SQL statement can be placed in the bin folder. of course, the file location can be changed.

For LINUX, enter

Mysql databasename <db. SQL