MySQL Backup Load 39 codes

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1 Add null value to dumped file
2 Adding an ESCAPED BY subclause
3 Backup database
4 Backup records into txt file
5 Backup table records into txt file
6 Change the terminator for fields
7 Change the ternimator for lines
8 Create dump file
9 Dump data into a text file
10 Dump data into text file and change the default terminators
11 Dump the database into sql file
12 Escape sign
13 Exporting Data Out of a Table
14 Exporting Data to a Dump File
15 Exporting from MySQL
16 Exporting from MySQL indicating , terminator
17 Exporting from MySQL indicating the terminator
18 If you are using a Linux system, replace the rn in the LINES TERMINATED BY syntax command with just n
19 IGNORE is often useful with files generated by external sources
20 IGNORE numeric_value lines
21 Importing CSV Files
22 LINES subclauses
23 Line starting string
24 Load backup file into new table
25 Load data in txt file into database
26 Load text data into table
27 Naming Datafiles Under Windows
28 Set division with
29 Set ENCLOSED terminator
30 Set OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED
31 Skipping Datafile Lines
32 Specifying the Datafile Format
33 Specifying the Location of Files on the Client Host
34 Terminates each line with end
35 The syntax for a command to use a comma-separated text file, saved in a Windows format
36 To export the passwd table in CSV format with CRLF-terminated lines, use this statement
37 To put the rows on separate lines, you must modify the TERMINATED BY subclause
38 To specify a file format explicitly, use a FIELDS clause to describe the characteristics of fields within a line
39 Using mysql in Batch Mode