> >then run:
> >mysql -u user -p password --database database < file.sql
>
> Except don't put a space between -p and your password. :-)
Better yet just -p and don't put your password on the command line. ;-)
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Before posting,
Hi,
You can write a script file and run it.
Regards,
Ravi
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> Hi guys, I appreciate it if some can help here
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> Is it possible to do a script file like in Oracle
> with statements like
> these:
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> insert into countrie
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Dear Kal,
On Thu, 31 May 2001, KAMRY wrote:
> database,sql,query
>
> Is it possible to do a script file like in Oracle with statements like
> these:
>
> insert into countries (id,country,country2) values(IDDI, "Venezuela", "");
> insert into countries (id,country,country2) values(IDDI, "Vietnam",
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Subject: RE: Insert Automatically
database,sql,query
Hi guys, I appreciate it if some can help here
Is it possible to do a script file like in Oracle with statements like
these:
insert into countries (id,country,country2) values(IDDI, "Venezuela"
database,sql,query
Hi guys, I appreciate it if some can help here
Is it possible to do a script file like in Oracle with statements like
these:
insert into countries (id,country,country2) values(IDDI, "Venezuela", "");
insert into countries (id,country,country2) values(IDDI, "Vietnam",