Note when trigger exists in mysqldump

In mysqldump, when a trigger is used to convert a myisam table to innodb, the schema is first exported and then only data is exported. For example: www.2cto.com mysqldump -- no-data databasename> schema. SQL output data: mysqldump -- no-create-info databasename> data. CREATE a DATABASE during SQL import, such as test mysql> create database test; Query OK, 1 row affected (0.00 sec) $ mysql test <schema. SQL $ mysql test <data. when SQL www.2cto.com is created, if a trigger has been created in the previous database, an ERROR is reported, as follows: ERROR 1235 (42000) at line 86: this version of MySQL doesn't yet support 'Multiple triggers ..................... view the schema. SQL, the -- no-create-info parameter contains the trigger definition. the triggers parameter in mysqldump is described as: -- triggers Include triggers for each dumped table in the output. this option is enabled by default; disable it with -- skip-triggers. therefore, if a trigger is used but only data is exported, you can do this: mysqldump -- no-create-info -- skip-triggers databasename> data. SQL