do you mean to execute a query that's written in a file?
if so, there are two ways:
for bournse shell type shells ( including WinNT/2K )
mysql --user=myname --password=mypassword -D dbname -v <
file.sql > outfile.log2&>1
for c-shell based shells
mysql --user=myname --password=mypassword -D dbname -v <
file.sql >& outfile.log
or from inside a session:
mysql > \T outfile.log
mysql> \. file.sql
copy of query and output captured in outfile.log.
At 4/22/2002 05:38 PM, you wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I know that one can execute queries through files. can anyone please tell
>me how to do that. I am working on sgi-irix and mysql 3.22.*.
>
>also how can i view previous messages on mailing list since i just joined
>the list yesterday.
>
>SMIB,
>Univ of nebraska.
>
>
>
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