On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 12:03:22PM -0300, Fabio Galarraga wrote:
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
http://www.dataloss.nl/dteq/
(you probably want to disable DEBUGging in the Makefile).
Greetz, Peter.
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
Best regards,
Fabio Galarraga
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Fabio Galarraga wrote:
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
Best regards,
Fabio Galarraga
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
see
mysql --help
you probably want
mysql -e "SQL code here" dbname
Fabio Galarraga wrote:
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
Simply put the SQL commands in a text file. To execute them in the bash
script you use the mysql client program:
mysql -u user -p password the_database
yes absolutely...look into mysqlbackup
(http://www.ocsny.com/main/index.ocs?url=osl ) for an example.
Cheers,
Miekl
Fabio Galarraga wrote:
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
Best regards,
Fabio Galarraga
Except, leave out the space bhetween the -p and the password, or put the
userid
and the password in your .my.cnf file.
Robert Vetter wrote:
Fabio Galarraga wrote:
Hi to all:
I have a linux script and I need it can execute some mysql commands.
Is it possible? If possible, how?
Simply
