Well,
Run mysql with that file as input.
I work on Linux and I do something like:
mysql -ppassword DBNAME < dump.sql
Where
DBNAME is the name of the database,
dump.sql is the text file,
password is my password.
(I think I did something on Windows months and it
worked.)
--- Wilbert Enserink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a mySQL back up q: I have a textfile which is
> filled with statements
> as:
>
> ----------
>
> DROP TABLE Clients\g
>
> CREATE TABLE Clients(
> ID INT,
> date BLOB,
> name BLOB,
> age BLOB,
> PRIMARY KEY (ID)
> )\g
>
> INSERT INTO Clients VALUES ('all record data')\g
> INSERT INTO Clients VALUES ('next record data')\g
> ..............and so on
>
>
> -----------
>
> My Q: How an I restore the tables as mentioned in my
> text file? Is it
> possible to 'run' this file so to speak?
>
> thx in advance!!
>
> Wilbert
>
>
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