Just thought I would add you should take a look at the man page for mysqldump. At a shell prompt type "man mysqldump".
Michael J. Pawlowsky wrote:
Don't do it from within mysql. Do it from your shell prompt.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] directoy]$mysql -p database < database.sql
"-p" is used for prompting for a password. You only need it if you need a password. "<" means to redirect the sql file as input to the mysql command. "database" is the actual name of the database.
Mike
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