Windows batch bat connects to local Mysql to create and execute SQL files

Instance code

@echo off
set path=C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.7\bin
cd ./
set CURR_PATH=%cd%
mysql -h localhost -u root --password=123456 < operate.txt 
mysql -h localhost -u root -p stcounter < stcounter.sql --password=123456

@Echo off: turns off echo and does not appear in the doc command box.

Set path: set the system environment variable c:\program files\mysql\mysql server 5.7\bin. This path is the path where you install MySQL services in your Windows local address

cd ./
set CURR_ Path=%cd% these two lines are fixed.

mysql -h localhost -u root –password=123456 < operate. Txt means to create a database in the operation file after the account and password are logged in. The operation file contains the following sentence: create database stcounter;

You only need to replace the account and password and create the operate file

mysql -h localhost -u root  -p stcounter < stcounter.sql –password=123456

Stcounter is the name of the database stcounter SQL: here is the SQL script exported from Navicat. Just replace the same account and password

The following is additional one

:: set STR is to put the MySQL path containing spaces in str
set str="C:\JiaFa\Setup\MySQL Server 5.5\bin\"
::%% the two percent signs refer to the above variables

%str%mysql.exe -h localhost -uroot -pjfkjyfb dajian < f:\zzztest\c_bw_list.sql>>f:\zzztest\dblog.txt 2>&1

:: pause is a pause. You can see the execution process. If you succeed, delete pause
pause

Bat file execution SQL file

Batch file Bat writing

@echo off 
set errorlevel=0 
 
//Modify to MySQL installation path  
set path_home_mysql="E:\tools08\MySql5.0\"  
set path_bin_mysql=%path_home_mysql%bin\ 
 
//Modify the data name used for MySQL (test)  
set database_mysql=test 
 
//Change to MySQL login user name and password (root, Sujian)  
set user_mysql=root 
set password_mysql=sujian 
 
//Modify the to be executed SQL file (testsql.sql)  
%path_bin_mysql%mysql -u%user_mysql% -p%password_mysql% < testsql.sql

testsql. SQL write SQL statement

Example: alter table DDD add column ddddd varchar (10);

To sum up:

1. if the database insert, update and delete statements are executed, the database name should be added, such as:

%path_bin_mysql%mysql -u%user_mysql% -p%password_mysql% % database_mysql %< mytestsql.sql

mytestsql. SQL statement written by SQL:

update user set english_name=’bat test’ where id=’e605f35d-cf28-4ee9-abb8-812fe539c37a’;

2. if the database operation statement is executed, such as:

%path_bin_mysql%mysql -u%user_mysql% -p%password_mysql% < createtestdb.sql

createtestdb. Contents of SQL:

create database test;

3. you can change the MySQL command to the mysqldump command to export the database backup, such as:

%path_bin_mysql%mysqldump -u%user_mysql% -p%password_mysql% % database_mysql % > backuptestdb.sql

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