At 21:21 +0100 3/19/03, Yasen Petrov wrote:
how to ececute it from dos prompt as long as I have to connect to mysql
first. so i'll have mysql prompt anyway. please give me a better
explanation. thank you
Uh, sorry. Apparently you didn't even *try* to use the instructions
given, so I will just repe
how to ececute it from dos prompt as long as I have to connect to mysql
first. so i'll have mysql prompt anyway. please give me a better
explanation. thank you
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Before posting, please check:
http://www.mysql.com/manual.php
Hehe.. I just got past this problem and on to the next. You need to
make sure you are executing the command from a DOS prompt..the response
you got indicates (I'm pretty sure) that you are executing it from a
mysql> prompt (ie: a mysql client prompt).
Yasen Petrov wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using W
I know DOS doesn't have a "cat" command, so try :
type create_president.sql > samp_db
Or have I been out of the DOS world too long?
Joe
Yasen Petrov wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Win98 OS and MySQL 3.23.39-max. Now, I'm trying to load data from
the DOS Prompt into a new database (samp_db):
samp_db
At 20:57 +0100 3/19/03, Yasen Petrov wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Win98 OS and MySQL 3.23.39-max. Now, I'm trying to load data from
the DOS Prompt into a new database (samp_db):
samp_db < create_president.sql
and it returns ERROR 1064: you have an error in your sql syntax near
'samp_db < create_presid
Hello,
I'm using Win98 OS and MySQL 3.23.39-max. Now, I'm trying to load data from
the DOS Prompt into a new database (samp_db):
samp_db < create_president.sql
and it returns ERROR 1064: you have an error in your sql syntax near
'samp_db < create_president.sql' at line 1
Any ideas will be highl
