I have a sql file that I want to upload from the command line. To do this I first need to go into MySQL and create the database
mysql> create database myDB;
and then call the following from the command line:
mysql -u username -p myDB < myDB.sql
Is there a way to do this all in one line from the command line?
I tried adding the following lines (and various combinations) to the beginning of the myDB.sql
file:
create database `myDB`;
use `myDB`;
and then running
mysql -u username -p < myDB.sql
but that did not work.
ERROR 1046 (3D000) at line 7: No database selected
.sql
files are generally LITERALLY just a sequence of SQL DDL/DML queries. If it was created by mysqldump, then it should contain EVERYTHING needed to recreate the database from the ground up, including the necessary create db
and create table
queries.
if they're not there, you can manually add them to the top of the file yourself via simple file concatenation/modification, e.g.
echo 'create database foo;' > new.sql
cat otherstuff.sql >> new.sql
mysql < new.sql
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