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Understanding Various MySQL Executable FilesThis lesson you learn how to the execute mysql file. MySQL Provide the executable file and uses the MySQL Client interactive file by this command "shell> mysql db_name ". It is possible put the SQL statement in file and tell the mysql from input read this file . So the create text file " text_file" . MySQL use the this command for file execute. It is use this command in MySql execute file this type :-
MySQL is a simple SQL shell. This SQL shell supported the interactive and non- interactive used. MySQL when use the interactive quarry then result represent in an ASCII table format. And if you are used the non-interactive quarry then result display the tab-separated format . In this command if you use the first line statement db_name then it is very important to specify for database name on the command line.
There are already running mysql then you can execute the SQL Script using the source or \ command :
If you want to your script display the progress information
to the user then you can insert the this command. MySQL Executable file: |
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1 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:Hi,
I regularly visit your website to read MySQL.
Please do typo correction along with grammatical.
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Deepak E.
Posted by deeapak on Tuesday, 03.11.08 @ 14:29pm | #52274