Let's take a look at the data export method and use the command line provided by mysql to import and export data, as shown below. Another way is to use php to import a. SQL file.
Assume that the mysql user name and password are root xxx and the database is test.
Import SQL
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Mysql-hlocalhost-uroot-pxxx test <xxx. SQL |
Export SQL
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Mysqldump-hlocalhost-uroot-pxxx database> xxx. SQL |
Import. SQL to the mysql database using php
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<? Php $ Conn = mysql_connect ("localhost", "root", "password"); // specify the database connection Parameters Function mysql_import ($ file, $ database) // The imported function. The parameter is the SQL file path and the imported database name. { Mysql_select_db ($ database ); Mysql_query ("source". $ file ."';"); Echo "import". $ file. "file to". $ database. "database complete "; } Mysql_close ($ conn ); ?> |