Play with the --batch and --skip-column-names options to the mysql client:
# mysql -uroot -p -h`hostname` --batch --skip-column-names
Enter password:
show databases;
mysql
Hope this helps.
Atle
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Scott Haneda wrote:
> And finally, the main question,
> mysql> show databas
I lister was kind enough to show me
echo "show databases" | mysql -N
But there are still some remaining questions I have been searching for
answers to for a long time. Any help appreciated,
Hello all, I have dug through the archives to no avail, the archives point
to many ways to back up your dat
on 12/18/2002 11:39 PM, Dan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> http://worldcommunity.com/opensource/utilities/mysql_backup.html
>
> I've heard great things about this script and I'm just about to start using
> it myself.
Am I wrong, but it seem this script dumps each table to a separate file,
what is
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Subject: Update databases, the unanswered question
Hello all, I have dug through the archives to no avail, the archives point
to many ways to back up your databases, I have found a way that works for
me, but it is no where near as automated as what I want it to be, so I
thought I would ask a few p
Hello all, I have dug through the archives to no avail, the archives point
to many ways to back up your databases, I have found a way that works for
me, but it is no where near as automated as what I want it to be, so I
thought I would ask a few people here what the best approach would be.
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