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Introduction
» Access-to-MySQL Pro
» Requirements
» Limitations
Using Access-to-MySQL Pro
» Command Line
» Conversion Item Properties
» Conversion Scenarios
» Fast Converting
» Importing Dump Files
» Merging & Overwriting
» Profile
» Troubleshooting
» VServer User Notes
Conversion Steps
» Overview
» Advanced Settings
» Connect to MySQL Server
» MySQL Dump File Settings
» Security Settings
» Select Databases
 

Importing Dump Files

This article explains how to move dump file contents to MySQL server using the most popular tools.

1. MySQL console client (mysql)

Syntax of the command line depends on the structure of the dump file. If the dump file contains 'CREATE DATABASE' statement you should call MySQL console client as follows:

mysql --host=... --user=... --password=... -vvf < dump_file_name

Otherwise:

mysql --host=... --user=... --password=... -vvf MySQL_database_name < dump_file_name

where 'MySQL_database_name' is a name of an existing database.

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2. phpMyAdmin

Note, that phpMyAdmin allows to import dump file into an existing MySQL database only, so the dump file should not contain 'CREATE DATABASE' statement.

Import Dump File

Step 1. Click on the appropriate database name in the left frame.

Select Database

Step 2. Click 'SQL' tab on the top of the screen.

SQL Tab

Step 3. Enter full path to the dump file in 'Location of the textfile' field or click 'Browse' button to locate it through the directory tree.

Step 4. Click 'Go' button.

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