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7.4.4 Reloading Delimited-Text Format Backups
For backups produced with mysqldump --tab,
each table is represented in the output directory by an
.sql
file containing the
CREATE TABLE
statement for the
table, and a .txt
file containing the table
data. To reload a table, first change location into the output
directory. Then process the .sql
file with
mysql to create an empty table and process
the .txt
file to load the data into the
table:
shell> mysql db1 < t1.sql
shell> mysqlimport db1 t1.txt
An alternative to using mysqlimport to load
the data file is to use the LOAD
DATA
statement from within the
mysql client:
If you used any data-formatting options with
mysqldump when you initially dumped the
table, you must use the same options with
mysqlimport or LOAD
DATA
to ensure proper interpretation of the data file
contents:
shell> mysqlimport --fields-terminated-by=,
--fields-enclosed-by='"' --lines-terminated-by=0x0d0a db1 t1.txt
Or:
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