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> Hi Niel,
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> What version is the mysql dump from? Are you importing to a
> different version?
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> Could you show the line from the file that is generating the error?
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Subject: mysql not able to import mysqldump file
Hello:
I have a database with several double columns
in the tables.
I used mysqldump to dump the data from the primary
database and I am trying to import it into a
secondary database.
I am importing the data by passing
Hello:
I have a database with several double columns
in the tables.
I used mysqldump to dump the data from the primary
database and I am trying to import it into a
secondary database.
I am importing the data by passing the generated
sql file to the mysql command line client.
When I do that, I a
