[Gllug] Importing data into MySQL
Tom Schutzer-Weissmann
trmsw at yahoo.co.uk
Sun Jul 25 16:53:55 UTC 2004
--- Mark Preston <mark at markpreston.co.uk> wrote:
[...]
> I only have a
> rudimentary grasp of MySQL and the commands below
> will restore the
> details, but at the expense of overwriting any
> existing details held in
> the database. Ideally I would like to update and
> install new records
> whilst preserving other existing records on the
> reception computer.
No problem.
molar at toothpix:~$ mysqldump -n -t databasename
tablename ;
will give you a set of INSERT statements that won't
clobber your existing database.
--no-create-db, -n : don't create the database.
--no-create-info, -t : don't create the table.
These come straight from the MySQL manual entry for
mysqldump.
It might be easier for your patients if they could
press a button and have the details submitted over the
web, instead of having to come in with a disk or USB
pen. Maybe I'm just scared of dentists...
Tom
It's a nice way to get your patients' teeth into
linux. Are they biting?
ohohohoho
(Sorry)
(Sorry Sorry)
(usw.)
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