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--- backups:backup_and_restore_mysql_databases [2017/04/03 14:57] – peter
+++ backups:backup_and_restore_mysql_databases [2019/11/26 20:27] (current) – removed peter
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-====== Backups - Backup and restore mysql databases ======
-To backup (dump) a single mysql database to a file:
-<code bash>
-mysqldump -u foo -p foodb > foodb.sql
-</code>
-where:
-  * **-u** is for username.
-  * **-p** is for mysqldump to ask for password.
-  * **foodb** is the name of the database.
-  * **foodb.sql** is the file to dump the database.
-To backup(dump) all databases to a file:
-<code bash>
-mysqldump -u foo -p --all-databases > alldb.sql
-</code>
-where:
-  * **-u** is for username.
-  * **-p** is for mysqldump to ask for password.
-  * **<nowiki>--all-databases</nowiki>** is to tell mysqldump to dump all databases available.
-  * **alldb.sql** is the dumpfile name.
-To restore back mysql database from dumpfile:
-. From terminal
-<code bash>
-mysql -u foo -p foodb < foodb.sql
-</code>
-where:
-  * **-u** is for username.
-  * **-p** is for mysqldump to ask for password.
-  * **foodb** is the name of the database.
-  * **foodb.sql** is the file to dump the database.
-. From inside mysql console where you have to access mysql console first:
-<code mysql>
-mysql> source foodb.sql
-or
-mysql> \. foodb.sql
-</code>
-where foodb.sql is the dumpfile.