How to Send Sql Queries to Mysql from the Command Line
Method 1 of 1:
Running without the console.
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Find the mysql program (Should be in a subdirectory called bin under the directory where MySQL was installed)- E.g. Windows users: C:mysqlbinmysql.exe
- E.g. Linux/Unix users: /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql
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Start mysql - At the command prompt, type: mysql -h hostname -u username -p db_name -e "query"- where
- host is the machine where the MySQL server is running
- username is the MySQL account you want to use
- -p will make mysql prompt you for the MySQL account password.
- db_name is the name of the database to run the query in, and,
- query is the query that you want to run.
- where
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Enter your password when prompted. -
MySQL should return the result of your query.
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