Show 6.5.2 SQL Data Export and Import WizardUse this wizard to either export or import SQL generated from MySQL Workbench or with the mysqldump command. Access these wizards from either the Navigator area of the sidebar, or by selecting from the main menu, and then either or . Data ExportThis tab allows you to export your MySQL data. Select each schema you want to export, optionally choose specific schema objects/tables from each schema, and generate the export. Configuration options include exporting to a project folder or self-contained SQL file, optionally dump stored routines and events, or skip table data. Note Alternatively, use Export a Result Set to export a specific result set in the SQL editor to another format such as CSV, JSON, HTML, and XML. Select the schema objects to export and then configure the related options. The figure that follows shows the Note Click Refresh to load the current objects. Figure 6.19 Navigator Administration: Data Export: Object Selection Optionally open the Advanced Options tab that allows you to refine the export operation. The next figure shows an example that adds table locks, uses replace instead of insert statements, quotes identifiers with backtick characters, and so on. Figure 6.20 Navigator Administration: Data Export: Advanced Options Click Start Export to begin the export process. As the next figure shows, status information indicates when the export is finished. Figure 6.21 Navigator Administration: Data Export: Export Progress This functionality uses the mysqldump command. Data Import/RestoreRestore exported data from the Data Export operation, or from other exported data from the mysqldump command. Choose the project folder or self-contained SQL file, choose the schema that the data will be imported to, or choose New to define a new schema. The following figure shows an example of an import from a dump project folder. Figure 6.22 Navigator Administration: Data Import: Import From Disk Note You may only select specific data objects (tables) to import if the data export operation used project folders instead of a self-contained SQL file. Click Start Import to begin the import process. Use the Import Progress tab to monitor the progress. Status information indicates when the import is finished and displays the log. This article describes how to import MySQL databases and export MySQL databases. You can import and export databases for a variety of scenarios, including:
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How to export a MySQL databaseYou can export a MySQL database to a file by using phpMyAdmin or the mysqldump table/database command line program. Method #1: Use phpMyAdminYou can export a MySQL database using the phpMyAdmin web interface. To do this, follow these steps:
Method #2: Use the mysqldump table programYou can export a MySQL database from the command line using the mysqldump table/database program. To do this, follow these steps:
Creating a new MySQL database and assigning a userBefore you can import the database, you must create a new database in cPanel and assign a user to it. To do this, follow these steps:
How to import a MySQL databaseAfter you have created a new database in cPanel, you can import the database's contents by using phpMyAdmin or the mysql command line program. If the exported database file contains any CREATE DATABASE statements, you must remove them or comment them out. Otherwise, the import process will fail. Method #1: Use phpMyAdminYou can import a MySQL database using the phpMyAdmin web interface. To do this, follow these steps:
Method #2: Use the mysql programYou can import a MySQL database from the command line using the mysql program. To do this, follow these steps:
Troubleshooting a MySQL database importYou may receive one of the following error messages when you try to import a MySQL database using either phpMyAdmin or the mysql program:
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How do I export a database in MySQL using terminal?Export MySQL Databases using Command line. $ mysqldump -uUSERNAME -p DB_NAME > exported.sql.. $ mysqldump -uUSERNAME -p DB_NAME --ignore-table=DB_NAME. TABLE_NAME > exported.sql.. $ mysql -uUSERNAME -p DB_NAME < import_file.sql.. How do I export and import MySQL database?Method #1: Use phpMyAdmin. Log in to cPanel. ... . In the DATABASES section of the cPanel home screen, click phpMyAdmin: ... . In the left pane of the phpMyAdmin page, click the database that you want to export.. Click the Export tab.. Under Export method, confirm that Quick is selected. ... . Under Format, confirm that SQL is selected.. How do I export MySQL results?Export Table into CSV Format Using MySQL Workbench. Run the statement/query and get its result set.. Then, in the result panel, click "export recordset to an external file" option. The recordset is used for the result set.. Finally, a new dialog box will be displayed. Here, we need to provide a filename and its format.. How do I export a database in Linux?How to Export MySQL Database. Option 1: Use mysqldump Tool. Option 2: Use phpMyAdmin.. How to Import MySQL Database. Option 1: Import MySQL Using mysqldump Tool. Option 2: Importing with phpMyAdmin. Step 1: Create New MySQL Database and Assign User. Step 2: Import MySQL Database with phpMyAdmin.. |