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November 6th, 2006, 04:32 AM
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How can I run a sql script file.
I know how to run a script file using source command..
like if my file is in C:\mysql\data.sql, then it ll be.. mysql:>source c:\mysql\data.sql, But now I want to run script file with relative path like some thing.. mysql:>source ..\data.sql,
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Just remember that it's relative to the path you started mysql from...
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