MySql:Exporting And Importing Data In Mysql
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This document discusses different ways to export and import data in MySQL, including via phpMyAdmin, SSH tunneling with third-party tools, and the MySQL command line. It outlines the steps to export and import a database using phpMyAdmin by selecting tables, structure and data options. It also explains how to export a database to a .sql file using mysqldump and import from that file using MySQL commands, replacing credentials. Other import/export methods mentioned include XML and delimited data.
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Download the sample data file TestData.csv.zip and unzip it.
Note that the file is in plain ASCII, with Unix line endings and uses the pipe symbol (|) as a field delimiter. You’ll need to know this when you import it into your database.
Over the course of this worksheet I’ll be asking you questions about MySQL commands. You can find documentation at http://dev.mysql.com. I encourage you to use this to answer the worksheet questions. You can also get some of your answers from PHPMyAdmin itself as we work through the exercise but this will help you get more familiar with the SQL language.
Evaluate Your Data
Open the sample data file in a spreadsheet program and examine the data. In the following table, list the names, description and data types for each field.
Field Name (from file)
Description
Data Type
Create Database
Before you import unformatted data into MySQL, you have to have a place to put it.
You can import data in three ways:
· Use a compatible table of an existing database
· Create a new table in an existing database either manually or by importing.
· Create a new database with a table that fits the incoming data.
Log into PHPMyAdmin.
Create a new database called dbtest. What SQL command would you use?
Since it’s not a good idea to use the MySQL administrator account root for everything, we’ll create a new MySQL user that will be managing this new database.
Create a new user with a user name consisting of your first initial followed by your last name. For example, Ellie Palka would create a user named epalka.
This will be a user for localhost only and has no access to any databases. The password will be the same as the username (we can change it later).
In other words, the full user name for Edith Palka would look like [email protected] with a password of epalka. (Remember to substitute your own first initial/last name for the user ID.)
What is your user name?
What was the SQL command you would use to create this user?
A user with an easily-guessed password is insecure but this is only for testing purposes and we can change the password later.
Now give the user you just created administrative access to the database dbtest. That is, they should have full control over the database dbtest and no others. What SQL command would do that?
Confirm that your user has full access to dbtest. How would you show this with an SQL command without logging in as that user?
Run that command, if you haven’t already. What was the output?
Log out and log back in as your new user to confirm that they can administer dbtest and nothing else. If this works, continue with th.
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- 2. OVERVIEWDifferent ways if exporting and importing Exporting database in mysqlImporting database in mysql
- 3. Different ways of exporting and importing dataImport and export data graphically via phpMyAdminUse an SSH tunel for mysql and use a third party toolUse mysql command line
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- 7. create your new database by entering the nameClick on “add database” Enter the username and password Click on “add user” Add new user to the database by selecting user and databaseClick on “add user to database”Click on “phpMyAdmin”
- 8. 1.Login to phpMyAdmin2.Select on import menu3.Locate sql file on your computer4.Click on GOThis method has limitations especially when we have to download very large files, this method doesn’t work well.
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