MySQL command line export and import database, mysql command line Database

MySQL command line export and import database, mysql command line Database

For example, we will introduce how to use the command line to export and import MySQL data to a database.

1. Export Database through command line

1. Go to the bin folder under the MySQL Directory: directory from cd MySQL to the bin folder
For example, cd C: \ Program Files \ MySQL Server 4.1 \ bin
(Or directly add the directory to the path of the windows environment variable)

2. Export Database: mysqldump-u username-p Database Name> exported file name
For example, the command line I entered is mysqldump-u root-p news> news. SQL (after entering the command, you will be asked to enter the MySQL password)
(If you export a single table, enter the table name after the database name)
3. The file news. SQL is automatically generated under the binfile.

2. Import the database using the command line:
1. Move the. SQL file to the binfile, which is convenient

2. Step 1 of the above-mentioned export:
Go to the bin folder under the MySQL Directory: directory from cd MySQL to the bin folder
For example, cd C: \ Program Files \ MySQL Server 4.1 \ bin
(Or directly add the directory to the path of the windows environment variable)

3. Enter MySQL: mysql-u username-p
For example, the command line I entered is mysql-u root-p (enter the same password for MySQL)

4. Create the database you want to create in MySQL-Front. The database is empty. For example, create a target database named "news ".

5. Enter the mysql> use target database name.
For example, the command line I entered is mysql> use news;
6. Import file: the file name imported from mysql> source;
For example, the command line I entered is mysql> source news. SQL;

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