Re: [PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread Kurt Lieber
On Wednesday 05 December 2001 08:02 am, you wrote: Little problem with MySQL 3.23.46 under Windows ME. I This would be an excellent question for the MySQL mailing list. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail:

RE: [PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread Nicolas Guilhot
are not in the directory of the file smarts.sql then you need to give a full path to this file. Hope it helps. Nicolas -Message d'origine- De : René Fournier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : mercredi 5 décembre 2001 17:02 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : [PHP] Dumped OK

[PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread René Fournier
Little problem with MySQL 3.23.46 under Windows ME. I'm trying to create a database from an .sql file (the dumped remains of a functioning database--also MySQL). The dumping was easy, but I'm having a problem putting it back. I have a dumped file called smarts.sql that starts this way:

Re: [PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread René Fournier
That's why I cross-posted there as well. But I've found that posting to the mysql list doesn't help, more often than not--perhaps fewer subscribers. Anyways, if any PHP people here are--god forbid--actually using MySQL as their database, I would GREATLY appreciate any help in this matter.

RE: [PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread Jon Haworth
Anyways, if any PHP people here are--god forbid--actually using MySQL as their database, I would GREATLY appreciate any help in this matter. I've thoroughly read the mysqldump chapter in the docs, and gone through several tutorials, but have found nothing on actually restoring a database

Re: [PHP] Dumped OK, Restore NOT

2001-12-05 Thread René Fournier
You know, I tried that, it it STILL didn't work. Then, after remembering to reboot my brain, I took a look at the smarts.sql that my ISP kindly dumped for me, to see what code/statements it might be missing--and lo and behold!--it didn't have a USE database; statement! Adding this one wee