Importing mysql database in wamp using mysql command line
For big databases it is usually good practice to import it using command line. Most of the times you will face problems while importing databases with php my admin.
Following is a step by step procedure to import database with command line.
1) Start wamp server and click on tray icon (windows). Icon is located at bottom-right near the computer clock.
1.1) You need to create an empty database. Use following command to create a new database
create database database_name.
e.g. : create database my_database
2) Go to mysql and select MYSQL Console and switch to your database with the following command
use my_database;
3) //this step is for your own convenience.
Copy your database file (remember not the zip file, but the text file. If you have backup in zip format, first extract it.)
4) Go to MySQL shell and type the following command
mysql> source path_to_your_sql_file
For example , file is laying in C:\
so type the following command
mysql> source C:\db_backup.sql
For big databases it is usually good practice to import it using command line. Most of the times you will face problems while importing databases with php my admin.
Following is a step by step procedure to import database with command line.
1) Start wamp server and click on tray icon (windows). Icon is located at bottom-right near the computer clock.
1.1) You need to create an empty database. Use following command to create a new database
create database database_name.
e.g. : create database my_database
2) Go to mysql and select MYSQL Console and switch to your database with the following command
use my_database;
3) //this step is for your own convenience.
Copy your database file (remember not the zip file, but the text file. If you have backup in zip format, first extract it.)
4) Go to MySQL shell and type the following command
mysql> source path_to_your_sql_file
For example , file is laying in C:\
so type the following command
mysql> source C:\db_backup.sql
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