Well hmm, Yes I did, LETS say i have a database called test !! and a mysql script that looks like such
[root@Kat root]# cat pont.sql
#DROP TABLE `test`
#CREATE TABLE test(nick VARCHAR(30), about VARCHAR(30));
INSERT INTO test () VALUES ("Paul.Esson" , "Trying to be nice" );
INSERT INTO test () VALUES ("kubota" , "Idiot");
SELECT * FROM test
because I do, Now I wish to run this script
[root@Kat root]# mysql test < pont.sql
nick about
Paul.Esson Trying to be nice
kubota Idiot
Paul.Esson Trying to be nice
kubota Idiot
Paul.Esson Trying to be nice
kubota Idiot
[root@Kat root]#
It works for me
You might try reading the man pages ?
[root@Kat root]# man mysql | tail -n 20 | head -n 5
EXAMPLE
You can also READ a backup dump file back INTO MySQL with:
mysql database < backup-file.sql
So basicly what you need to do is open up some kinda console
start > run > cmd
in windows
then you need to make certain that mysql is in your path, prolly easyest to change to the mySQL dir, then you type
mysql theDatabaseName < C:\path\to\the\file\photowhatever.sql
and pray it should hopfully work without a hitch.
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