>But i want dont want to type in the password. I want to have
>the password in the command file.
>>echo "insert into..." | ./mysql -p -u root test
>>or
>>cat filename | ...
Perfectly right. And a "mysql --help" would have told you that you can call it
(combined with the above) like this:
echo "insert into..." | mysql -uroot -pwhitehat test
or if you just don't want to type the mysql command parameters all the time, make
yourself a shell script:
#!/bin/bash
mysql -uroot -pwhitehat test
name it e.g. mymysql, make it executable and call
echo "insert into..." | mymysql
Have I missed the problem?
mit freundlichen Gruessen / yours sincerely
Gunther E. Biernat
Web Application Engineer
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