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  1. frumunda1

    Import an .sql file into mysql

    I got it. Thanks for the help. I am using Winblows to play with this thing and had the .sql file on the root drive of an XP PRO machine. I think it was a permission thing. Anyway, I modified the batch file to logon with a username and password into the mysql, run the statements, and logout...
  2. frumunda1

    Newb question, How to open a database in mysql

    do a mysql>show databases command. If you don't see your database there then it's either a zipped file, scripts to create your database or something else. Regards, JG
  3. frumunda1

    Import an .sql file into mysql

    I tried the source <filename command. Even the batch mode option. I keep getting an error regarding &quot;Source file not found&quot; and &quot;Outfile disabled&quot;.
  4. frumunda1

    Import an .sql file into mysql

    When I try to use the source filename.sql in the mysql console I get an error 22 something about outfile disabled. Like orace you can type @test.sql to import the contents of the test.sql file into the buffer. How do you do this in mysql? Thanks Confused.

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