EXAMPLES.md

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Examples

Importing

All plain sql files at once

If your desired sql files that you want to import are prefixed with 2015-12-29_14-24__ you can use the following one-liner to import them all.

prefix="2015-12-29_14-24__"; \
for i in ${prefix}*.sql ; do \
    db="$(echo "$i" | sed "s/${prefix}//" | sed 's/\.sql//')"; \
    mysql -u root -e "CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS \`$db\`;"; \
    mysql -u root $db < $i; \
done

All gzipped sql files at once

prefix="2015-12-29_14-24__"; \
for i in ${prefix}*.sql.gz ; do \
    db="$(echo "$i" | sed "s/${prefix}//" | sed 's/\.sql\.gz//')"; \
    mysql -u root -e "CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS \`$db\`;"; \
    gunzip < "$i" | mysql -u root $db; \
done

All bzip2 sql files at once

prefix="2015-12-29_14-24__"; \
for i in ${prefix}*.sql.bz2 ; do \
    db="$(echo "$i" | sed "s/${prefix}//" | sed 's/\.sql\.bz2//')"; \
    mysql -u root -e "CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS \`$db\`;"; \
    bunzip < "$i" | mysql -u root $db; \
done