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Importing and Exporting a Database using command prompt?





Importing .sql file to a database through command prompt:
mysql -u root -p

It will prompt you to enter mysql_Password

Enter password:give_your_mysql_password_here

use database_name_to_which_.sqlfile_should_import;
SOURCE /path/to/sql_file
      
           (or)


mysql -u root -p database_name_to_which_.sqlfile_should_import < example.sql;

Example:
use sample;

SOURCE  /home/desktop/sample.sql;

Exporting Database to a .sql file through command prompt:

mysqldump -u root -p database_name_to_export > example.sql;

It will prompt you to enter mysql_Password

Enter password:give_your_mysql_password_here

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