1. Use mysql for data backup and recovery, the Navicat for MySQL client tool we use most:
data backup:
DataBase (selected data)-> Dump SQL File-> Structure + Data-> fill in the name of the dumped sql file-> select the dump address-> click save.
Data Recovery:
Create a new database-> select data-> Execute SQL File-> select the sql file to be executed
2. It is really convenient and intuitive to use Navicat for MySQL client tool to import and export data. But in the production environment, when the amount of data is large, it will be unsafe and time-consuming (and when I import the data, I have been importing data for several hours, and the progress is 120%). In this case, another import and export the way.
3. Use commands to import and export sql files
3.1 Export mysql file
Enter the bin directory of mysql and execute
./mysqldump -uroot -p testDB > /Users/diguoliang/Documents/jrong/db/testDB.sql
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Note: I am using a mac, and the address of my export file is /Users/diguoliang/Documents/jrong/db/testDB.sql
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Exporting in this way is obviously faster than exporting with client tools.
3.2 Import mysql file
If you import another machine, you need to create a new database first.
Enter the bin directory of
mysql After entering the bin directory of mysql, execute
./mysql -u root -p
Switch to the testDB database and import the mysql file
source /Users/diguoliang/Documents/jrong/db/testDB.sql
