Mysqldump Restore Db Syntax
I succesfully exported my locally stored db using the following syntax:
mysqldump -u root --password=111 finance > sqlbk.dump
Now I created another empty db finance2 (on the same Mysql server) and
try to restore their my finance db:
mysqldump -u root --password=111 finance2 < sqlbk.dump
Restore begins to run. I get all the "SET" lines printed, but nothing
is imported.
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