Not usre if anyone answered your question yet, but, first off, I'm not
positive. I would try............
mysql -u root -p !database_name! < !filename!
ignore the (!) characters. :)
paul
Don wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a cron script that issues a:
>
> mysqldump --opt -p"password" myfile_db /home/ftpadmin/pub/myfile_db.backup
>
> Now, I wish to do the opposite, that is, restore it into my database. After
> issuing a:
>
> mysql -p
>
> and entering the password, what command do I enter to restore my database
> from the backup file?
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