MYSQL uses the source command to import the database. The unknown command '\' is displayed.

When MYSQL imports the database using the source command, the unknown command '\' can be used to solve the problem of previous import. How can this problem be solved during the import today? So I feel very depressed.
But I did not think much about it, so I did anything else. After a while, I suddenly remembered that this should be a coding problem. The encoding was changed to UTF-8 in the past, because someone else's project was deployed and www.2cto.com was not changed to UTF-8, the pictures in the database cannot be inserted, and the database then backs up the encoding of the words using gbk.
So I opened my. ini in the mysql directory and changed the default-character-set item in the file to gbk.
Then restart the mysql service. In the import, it will be OK. Author king_jenkins